Check the Map, by Doug Seidel & Todd Tuttle

Check the Map

by Doug Seidel & Todd Tuttle

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K. Grant Doug and Todd perfectly fit into my personal little niche of avant-contemporary music Favorite track: hey buddy.

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1.	hey buddy 03:17	info	buy track
2.	how to lose 03:19	info	buy track
3.	one size too small 04:24	info	buy track
4.	I can’t say 03:41	info	buy track
5.	check the map 05:34	info	buy track
6.	I forgot you 02:49	info	buy track
7.	new pedometer 05:56	info	buy track
8.	reverse amnesia, cow 04:23	info	buy track
9.	let’s sit down together 05:17	info	buy track

about

Doug Seidel is a composer/improviser/engineer who plays homemade electronics and other instruments. He played in the bands No Safety and Carey’s Problem in the 80s/90s.

Todd Tuttle studied Drawing and Painting at the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design. Recent concentrations include media collage, electro-mechanic and RF circuit design.

credits

released November 9, 2012

Production: Doug Seidel
Cover design: Todd Tuttle
Mastered by Ray Andersen at Laughing Baby Music

All songs recorded in 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.