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Gash Album Combines Texture and Raw Recordings
Gash’s album shares sonic features with 304/62 while using sampling as texture and presenting a less fragmented whole.
Gash is described as a group from Wisconsin. The album carries sonic features similar to Gash’s previous work, 304/62. Sampling is used primarily as a textural element rather than a melodic one. The samples are grainy, while the drum recordings sound raw and live.
Holiday Time features a prominent bass line and moving guitars. Data Master is described as the album’s electroacoustic single. Although the album has the duration of an EP, it is described as having the fullness of an LP.
Risking Heaven lasts less than one minute. The album differs from some aspects of Gash’s earlier recordings but is not described as completely sterilized. Compared with the group’s other work, it is described as a less fragmented whole.
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