Great Stink, The

Collin, Jon
Eiderdown Records
General | Aug 2016

Reviews

BravoMarco
Reviewed 2016-08-16
Jon Collin
The Great Stink

Reviewed by BravoMarco

Something special from out of the UK. Jon Collin produces haunting experimental guitar picking lushness. From our friends at “Eiderdown Records”
Like: Ry Cooder, Andrew Weathers and Andrew Tomasello
All good. Loving 1 & 4
No FCC’s (Instrumentals)

1) Skane March (6.36) Sparse churning atmospherics (it takes 40 seconds to get going - With field recordings to finish)
2) Snake Road (4.07) More lively in a downbeat way. Low-key spacey sounds with a rich psychedelic quality.
3) The Lark In The Morning (7.40) Getting grittier. Faster paced with plenty of feedback charged energy. Last 20 seconds very quiet fade.
4) Furniture Makers Medley (19.36) 2 minute field recordings to start us off. Everyday sounds with a droney whirr building up. Intimate, yet grinds away noisily at times. 9-minute mark begins a monumental barrage - 10:40 would be a natural place to fade if time is against you. Stay for the full 19 minutes though. Last 9 minutes is more of a soundtrack to the noir-est of film noir tales.

Recent airplay

Skane March
NarniaOct 01, 2016
The Lark In The Morning
The Offbeat FillSep 16, 2016
The Lark In The Morning
test patternsSep 10, 2016
The Lark In The Morning

Charting

2016-08-21 — 2016-10-23 Classical/Experimental
Week EndingAirplays
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Track listing

1. Skane March
2. Snake Road
3. The Lark In The Morning
4. Furniture Makers Medley