Omit - Quad




Oh, go on then ... a post from nearly ten years ago:

This is the work of Clinton Williams and the info is taken directly from discogs. It adequately says what i would have said anyway:

"Clinton Williams has been on a highly personal journey into sound since the late 1980's. Starting from scratch, using modified electric motors as his sole sound source, he has built up a home studio and battery of hand-made and salvaged electronic sound sources, with which to pursue his researches into the human psyche. Working in complete isolation for several years, before making contact with a few like-minded souls in other parts of the world, he has released a mass of cassettes and lathe-cut polycarbonate records on his own Deepskin Conceptual Mindmusic imprint. He has also collaborated with Bruce Russell as Dust/Omit, and Paul Toohey as Omit/K Group."

If you have any interest in people who have an individual take on the world...you need to pay attention to this 3CD set on Corpus Hermeticum from 1997!

Quad

11 comments:

  1. Praise be! I've wanted to hear this for years.

    How about re-upping Robert Turman's Chapter 11? I know, what gall, asking for an 8 cassette set.

    If you haven't heard the K-Group/Omit LP, I could rip my copy for you???

    -Sean

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  2. Thanks a million for posting this!

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  3. WoW!
    I've had this for years! ( I think)
    But don't remember listening to it or where it is!
    Thanks a lot!

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  4. Robert Turman's "Chapter Eleven" is available directly from the artist, so we won't post it here. You can support him by going to his Bandcamp page:
    https://robertturman.bandcamp.com/album/chapter-eleven-1976-1987

    The K-Group & Omit LP is incredible. You can grab that directly from Paul Toohey/K-Group here:
    https://kgroup.bandcamp.com/album/storage

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  5. What an excellent start of the week! Many, many thanks! Since you gave me what I wanted, I think I will keep bothering you with my requests! Again many thanks and best wishes from Munich.

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  6. this is what the kid's call "wonderful"

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  7. Brilliant! Thanks so much

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  8. Caligari:
    tasty!

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