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Neil S. Kvern // Doctor Dancing Mask: Pianoisms LP

Neil S. Kvern // Doctor Dancing Mask: Pianoisms LP

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Neil S. Kvern, a minimalist new age writer who was secretly active in Seattle, USA in the 1980s, is a reissue record released in January 2023 from the country's long-established label RVNG's sub-label Freedom To Spend. (Original was released as an independent cassette in 1)

Includes 10 leftfield DIY minimalist songs with various instruments, hipponotic percussion, and invisible effects. Comes with DL code.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more RVNG Intl. / Freedom To Spend releases available at Tobira. 

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12" black vinyl - 2023 repress. Comes with DL code.

Freedom To Spend:

"Neil S. Kvern's Doctor Dancing Mask: Pianoisms is a near mythical marker on the map of late 20th century experimentalism transpiring in America's Pacific Northwest. A sublime, spacious effort of left field DIY minimalism constructed from recurring piano pieces, hypnotic percussion, and a peppering of diverse instrumentation, vocals, and invisible effects, Doctor Dancing Mask illuminates a hidden but remarkable legacy of a young composer at the height of his creativity and consciousness.

Originally released in 1983 as a small cassette edition largely distributed to friends and via word of mouth, Neil S. Kvern's Doctor Dancing Mask: Pianoisms arrives again January 27, 2023 on vinyl and digitally as part of uncommon¢ (“uncommon sense”), an open-ended, serialized endeavor from Freedom to Spend that provides new meaning for rarefied recordings from music's outermost fringe."

Mastered by Carl Saff
Design by WWFG

NSK: piano, tambour, marimba, recorder, desk lamp, metal fish, voice, effects
Constance Maytum: second voice on “Some Travelers Said to a Peasant Girl”
Charlie Spear: guitar on “Mirror Road”
Glenn McNutt: drums on “I'm Losing It”
Craig Kvern: temple blocks on “I'm Losing It”

Words in “The Conclusion” are from a poem by William Bronk

Artist : Neil S.Kvern

Label: Freedom To Spend

Neil S. Kvern, a minimalist new age writer who was secretly active in Seattle, USA in the 1980s, is a reissue record released in January 2023 from the country's long-established label RVNG's sub-label Freedom To Spend. (Original was released as an independent cassette in 1)

Includes 10 leftfield DIY minimalist songs with various instruments, hipponotic percussion, and invisible effects. Comes with DL code.

Labels and other worksplease use this form. ///Click here to see more RVNG Intl. / Freedom To Spend releases available at Tobira. 

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12" black vinyl - 2023 repress. Comes with DL code.

Freedom To Spend:

"Neil S. Kvern's Doctor Dancing Mask: Pianoisms is a near mythical marker on the map of late 20th century experimentalism transpiring in America's Pacific Northwest. A sublime, spacious effort of left field DIY minimalism constructed from recurring piano pieces, hypnotic percussion, and a peppering of diverse instrumentation, vocals, and invisible effects, Doctor Dancing Mask illuminates a hidden but remarkable legacy of a young composer at the height of his creativity and consciousness.

Originally released in 1983 as a small cassette edition largely distributed to friends and via word of mouth, Neil S. Kvern's Doctor Dancing Mask: Pianoisms arrives again January 27, 2023 on vinyl and digitally as part of uncommon¢ (“uncommon sense”), an open-ended, serialized endeavor from Freedom to Spend that provides new meaning for rarefied recordings from music's outermost fringe."

Mastered by Carl Saff
Design by WWFG

NSK: piano, tambour, marimba, recorder, desk lamp, metal fish, voice, effects
Constance Maytum: second voice on “Some Travelers Said to a Peasant Girl”
Charlie Spear: guitar on “Mirror Road”
Glenn McNutt: drums on “I'm Losing It”
Craig Kvern: temple blocks on “I'm Losing It”

Words in “The Conclusion” are from a poem by William Bronk

Artist : Neil S.Kvern

Label: Freedom To Spend