BOB MARTIN - Seabrook CD Magazine and wouldn’t sound out of

and wouldn’t sound out of place next to Forest’s work with Inner City

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Following a series of records with Thrill Jockey (including the sensational Seasonal Hire with Steve Gunn)

The same uncompromising position that presides over this trio

Crafted from deconstructed melodic elements and drifting long-tones - laden with subtle nods to Indian classical ragas and free jazz - searching patterns of speech

BOB MARTIN - Seabrook CD Magazine and wouldn’t sound out ofBob Martin began what would become his final studio album in a beach front condominium in Seabrook, New Hampshire in May 2008. The recordings sat dormant for the next 13 years. This album began when James Endeacott of 1965 Records sent Jerry David DeCicca to Charlottesville, Virginia to meet Martin, hoping to reissue Martins 1972 debut on RCA Records, Midwest Farm Disaster. DeCicca, who had co produced the final recordings of folk funk, Heartworn