TROY SCHAFER – Untitled No. 7 CS
$12.00
In stock
New tape of solo work from Wisconsin artist Troy Schafer; also known for his involvement with Spiral Joy Band and idiosyncratic neo-folk project Kinit Her.
Untitled No. 7 is difficult to classify yet intimately intriguing. Modern classical motifs, punctuated by oversaturated tape hiss and claustrophobic concrète room recordings, dissolve back into fleeting melancholic melody.
| Weight | 0.055 kg |
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