ZUMMO, Peter feat ARTHUR RUSSELL - Lateral Pass (Record Store Day 2014) - 12"
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Peter ZUMMO feat ARTHUR RUSSELL

Lateral Pass (Record Store Day 2014) (180 gram vinyl 12")

Foom Music

Cat: FM 003. Rel: 28 Apr 14
Experimental/Electronic


Side 1 - Track 1. Sci-Fi Side 1 - Track 2. Slow Heart Side 2 - Track 1. Song VI Side 2 - Track 2. Song IV (Quintet)

This year's Record Store Day has been nothing short of sensational, with countless gems from the past having been made available once again, but this morbidly sough-after collaboration between Peter Zummo and Arthur Russell will have die-hard fans of both artists salivating manically. In all honesty, it is an outstanding piece of music and one which fully deserved an official reissue. This forward-thinking pair of artists were so ahead of the game back in the 80's that it's impossible to think how people reacted to this stuff back then. The opener, "Sci-Fi" is their familiar bundle of horns, delays and violins, all blended together with Russell's vocal laments, whereas "Slow Heart" heads into deeper, more rhythmic territories. On the flip, "Song VI" is a mesmerising battle between xylophones, marching shreds of percussion and extravagantly-timed delay shots, while the Quintet version drops in a much-welcomed dose of Russell's goofy lyricism. Not to be missed.


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