To record their sixth album, the members of Labradford met in Chicago to work with Steve Albini at Electrical Audio in June 2000. "fixed::content" find the band stripping off the string trios of the last two albums and working with interlocking sound sources and modifiers: Carter Brown's vintage synthesizers, organs and electric piano, the distinctive Duane-Eddy-plays-Satie guitar of Mark Nelson, and Bobby Donne's four- and six-string basses. Beginning with the 16-minute "twenty," Labradford demonstrates a...   [ read more ]

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VINYL FORMAT. To record their sixth album, the members of Labradford met in Chicago to work with Steve Albini at Electrical Audio in June 2000. fixed::content find the trip stripping off the string trios of the last two albums and working with interlocking sound sources and modifiers; Carter Brown's vintage synthesizers, organs and electric piano, the distinctive Duane Eddy plays Satie guitar of Mark Nelson and Bobby Donne's four and six string basses. Beginning with the 16-minute "twenty," Labradford demo...   [ read more ]

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