A Cooling-Board Bacchanal, by Blue Sausage Infant

A Cooling-Board Bacchanal

by Blue Sausage Infant

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Dan Leithauser Neurotransmitters morph and distort under the modulations of this genre shifting electro-industrial BSI. Be sure to listen to other BSI material on the Zeromoon site. Favorite track: Undhiu.

rainer eric The music is as cool as the cover.

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1.	Fata Morgana 04:14	buy track
2.	What the Parrot Saw 04:12	buy track
3.	False Face 07:17	buy track
4.	Undhiu 07:09	buy track
5.	Larval Tide 22:01	buy track

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BLUE SAUSAGE INFANT is Chester Hawkins: Synths, sequencers, rhythm machines, oscillators, califone, autoharp, stylophone, appropriations, edit, mix.

To all who have given their time and ears since 1985, it’s been a wild ride. Infinite thanks.

Recorded at Intangible Arts, Washington DC Sept-Dec 2012. “Larval Tide” recorded live in studio 29oct12 and is presented humbly as it happened: a strange journey...
Mastering by Jeff Surak.
Photo illustration/packaging layout by Hawkins.
Information/contact: www.bluesausageinfant.com

catalog number zero143

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released December 27, 2012

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zeromoon Washington, D.C.

Intelligent Noise Music of the non-entertainment genre. Netlabel, Cassettes, CDs, CDRs. Free improv, musique concrete. Black ambient metal. Field recordings, experimental electronics. Drones & Pop. Since 1983.

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