11 November, 2008
Andrew Paine - Weekend World

Just to let you know that the 2nd Bells Hill label release is now available.

Andrew Paine
Weekend World
BH002
CD-R
Edition of 50
£5.00
Seven track CD-R from half of Ilk, Sonic Oyster Records founder and frequent Richard Youngs collaborator, Andrew Paine has blessed Bells Hill with a collection unlike anything he's done before. Inspired by an old notebook and unrealised ideas, moving between abstract and melody, Paine has produced an album that changes direction between the unconnected swirl of cold inspiration and themelodymemory of his surehearted playing.

Electric Guitar, Vocals, Ring Modulator, Singing Bowls
Glasgow: Summer 2008


Volcanic Tongue said "Hand-numbered edition of 50 copies on this new UK label run by underground music journalist Scott McKeating. Paine is best known as a regular collaborator with Richard Youngs and here he presents five tracks scored for electric guitar, vocals, ring modulator and singing bowl that run the voodoo down with further explorations into this whole macabre modulated vocal style that has been slowly infecting his back catalogue. The opening track could almost be an obscure Nurse With Wound cut circa Homotopy To Marie while later tracks add electricity and drones to create a particularly austere take on English devotional music that factors in influences as wildcard as Kluster, the BBC Radiophonic Workshop, Richard Youngs, Eliane Radigue and Ivor Cutler. One of Paine’s best sides, comes with full colour sleeves and stickered mylar insert. "


Label site here

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