
Horde is an Electronic album by Mnemonists, originally released in 1981. On Gatefold: 3 pressings tracked.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Puncture / Throng
- A2Digesting War (In Two Portions)
- A3The Undergrowth
- A4Resurgence
- A5Crucible
- A6The Horde
Side B
- B1Limbs
- B2Torpor (The Back Of A Brain)
- B3A Lingering History
- B4aThe Posture
- B4bThe Room
- B4cThe Meat
Sound DNA
- Electronic
- Industrial
- brittle
- foreboding
- occult
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
Edition of 1000 copies, including visual portfolio. Second edition (opens in a new tab) on Recommended Records.
Produced 6/80-5/81
Engineered at Pendragon Ft. Collins Colorado
Mastered at I.A.M./Pressed at R.T.I. CA.
"Horde" was similarly used as a title by Ernst in 1927. "Tryptich (Of F. Bacon)" refers particularly to Bacon's triptych "Crucifixion" (1965). "The posture" involves adaptations of pre-baroque material, e.g. Gesualdo "lo pur respiro" (1611). Use of synthesizer on Dys 03 was limited to Crystal Goldberg's bass part on "Puncture/Throng". B. McGregor, M. Mansfield, K. Hotchkiss, J. Sorbie, M. O'Day, and R. Burgess provided valuable assistance.
Side A playing time: 18:20
Side B playing time: 19:52
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Amy DerbyshireVIOLA, CRUMHORN, RECORDER VIOLA, SAMPLER, CRUMHORN RECORDER
- Mark DerbyshireCELLO, RECORDER , SHAWM , CRUMHORN, CRWTH , TAPE , ELECTRONICS ELECTRONICS, TAPE, CELLO, RECORDER, SHAWM , CRUMHORN, STRINGS
- Sara ThompsonDOUBLE BASS, PIANO
- Steve ScholbeELECTRIC GUITAR , ALTO SAXOPHONE, CLARINET ELECTRIC GUITAR, ALTO SAXOPHONE, CLARINET
- William SharpPIANO, CLARINET, VOICE, TAPE PIANO, TAPE, CLARINET, VOICE
- Crystal GoldbergBASS SYNTHESIZER
- Ken LarkDRUMS
- Mark HeglundELECTRIC BASS
Rare pressing on Gatefold · 3 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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