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John EllioTt (of the group Emeralds) is in OUTER SPACE.
He is sending signals back to us on Earth.
We will release these transmissions to the general public as soon as they have been decoded.
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John beamed a signal timed at 25-01-2012 @ 19:04
Artwork by Graham Lambkin
Five tracks complleted ; Side A will feature a variety of more rhythmic and melodic stuff, while Side B flexes my palette of electronic sounds from modular synthesizer. A side long concrete piece in homage to Ilhan Mimaroglu and Tod Dockstader
John Elliott
& guest appearances by:
Andrew Veres
Philip J. Whiteside
Drew McDowall
Jeff Hatfield
Adam Miller
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OUTER SPACE "II" follows "OUTER SPACE" (released on Arbor, 2010 - NYC).
New Personnel: Andrew Veres, Philip Whiteside, Drew McDowall, and Adam Miller.
Recurring Personnel: Jeff Hatfield.
Produced with Mellotron M-400 and Synthesizer.
Ltd Edition (1,000) Deluxe Mirror-Board LP / DL
Release Date 23rd July 2012
Live Dates :
New York 9th July 2012
Japan 14th Sept 2012
"II" is the logical progression. It is an effort based on group format, and is an evolution from the debut Outer Space album. The central core of Elliott and Veres worked to arrange, record, and mix for a new direction and a new sound; headed down a path of cracked concrete and dissolving memory from the aether. Many different textures and composing methods are applied here to make a more varied and spontaneous array of songs. Experiments ranging from looped, broken m-400, jagged rhythm beds, and modular synthesis. Severing the obsessions of death and anxiety, and creating a work based on "the current" and those involved in the process, "II" has a different feel with less claustrophobia and more breathable air. Imagine the sounds are a liquid, with different masses and changing color.
"II" is first in a 12" in a trilogy of sounds to be released in 2012. It's considered to be the second full-length effort by the project. Reality comes first here with a narrative of events that are real and happening right now. Close attention to detail reveals more than what is seen at the surface. The information is presented clearly; it's up to the listener to use the intelligence provided for full comprehensive understanding.
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