Harvest
by The Mortise of Thililua
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Out on the Weekend
06:48
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Harvest
04:28
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A Man Needs a Maid
03:50
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Heart of Gold
05:45
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Old Man
04:30
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There's a World
03:47
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Alabama
05:20
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about
ONOMA/TWO10
This album is more than a reimagining of Harvest, Neil Young’s
seminal 1972 recording. It might be better described, perhaps,
as a work of deconstruction. Adopting a set of simple compositional
rules, elements of the original music and lyrical fragments
were used to provide a starting point for something altogether
different – something ultimately new and unrecognisable
from its source.
This album is more than a reimagining of Harvest, Neil Young’s
seminal 1972 recording. It might be better described, perhaps,
as a work of deconstruction. Adopting a set of simple compositional
rules, elements of the original music and lyrical fragments
were used to provide a starting point for something altogether
different – something ultimately new and unrecognisable
from its source.
credits
released May 5, 2017
Harvest by The Mortise of Thililua was conceived and performed by
Steven Elsey in Shotley Gate, Suffolk, during the first half of 2016.
Harvest by The Mortise of Thililua was conceived and performed by
Steven Elsey in Shotley Gate, Suffolk, during the first half of 2016.
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about
Onoma Research England, UK
Noise. Drone. Electronica. Ambient. Lo-Fi. Audio. Film. Live performance. Vinyl record. Compact disc. DVD. Cassette. Digital download. Sonus sine senso.
discography
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Dec 2023 -
May 2022 -
Feb 2021 -
Nov 2020
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