Electric Self Act 1, by Electric Self

Electric Self Act 1

by Electric Self

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1.	The Office 02:58		buy track
2.	Sensuality/Oblivion 05:27	info
3.	Dump Truck 02:20		buy track
4.	The Light 05:12		buy track
5.	The Office (Reprise) 01:21		buy track

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recorded between 2015-2020 on stolen land.

Limited edition coloured cassette available available over at
56k Records: 56krecords.bandcamp.com/album/electric-self-act-1

Each digital download comes with .pdf script for the listener to read through and understand the full narrative of Electric Self Act 1.

credits

released December 4, 2020

keyboards, vocoder, guitars, drum programming, percussion, clarinet, vocals- Electric Self
drums, electronics- Rama Parwata
fuzz bass, fretless bass- Luke Hodgson
flute- Nikodimos
trumpet- Hugo Schulz
group vocals- Pulp Purée, Hugo Schultz, Jean Lizza

Produced by Angus Leslie & Electric Self
Recorded by Angus Leslie, Electric Self and Rama Parwata at Tonay Studios
Drums Recorded by Gareth Thomson at Soundpark Studios
Mixed by Electric Self and Clive Young at Money $hot Studios
Mastered by Adam Dempsey
'Electric Self' logo by Oogasm

Shot by Joju Creative - jojucreative.com- @joju_creative

The Electric Self would like to thank nobody.

Angus would like to apologise on his behalf and offer thanks to:
Clive Young, Trent, Lorelei, Kirstie-Armiger Grant, Jean Lizza, Jaya Parwata, Julius Millar, Josh Moult, Manoulia Manaquez, Stephen Brooks, Robbie Avenaim, Lachlan Mitchell, Hein, Ollie Thorpe, Tully Ryan, Frank Zappa, Gareth Thomson, Lewis Moody, James Bowers, Louis King, Julius Millar, Tiaryn.

Dedicated to loving memory of

Sean Baxter
Yelka Ishmakovich
Dani Ongarello

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Electric Self Melbourne, Australia

Through pieces of circuitry I attempt to express, and create small universes
In recent years I have grown weary of the digital signal & have favoured the aforementioned circuitry, made from metals such as germanium.
I treasure the crackle of the inoperable organ.
The spring reverb or the distant plate.
The ghostly Rhodes through the Roland Jazz Chorus ‘round midnight at Sinclair’s. ... more