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Dylan Carlson: Conquistador - COMPACT DISCSTitle: Conquistador Artist: Dylan Carlson Label: Sargent House Product Type: COMPACT DISCS UPC: 634457753327 Genre: Rock Release Date: 2018 04 27 Number of Discs: 1 Additional Details: DIGIPACK PACKAGING I guess what ties this all together all my musical projects and my life in general is the idea of the quest, that search for new horizons and something unnamable and possibly unreachable, Dylan Carlson says regarding the theme behind his solo album
Title: ConquistadorArtist: Dylan Carlson
Label: Sargent House
Product Type: COMPACT DISCS
UPC: 634457753327
Genre: Rock
Release Date: 2018-04-27
Number of Discs: 1
Additional Details: DIGIPACK PACKAGING
I guess what ties this all together all my musical projects and my life in general is the idea of the quest, that search for new horizons and something unnamable and possibly unreachable, Dylan Carlson says regarding the theme behind his solo album Conquistador. Carlson's musical explorations can be traced back to his pioneering work with the minimalist ensemble Earth from the groundbreaking drone metal of Earth2 to the ominous instrumental twang of Hex; Or Printing in the Infernal Method. Untethered from the collaborative nature of the band, Carlson veered away from American music and motifs and dug into English folklore and song traditions for his solo work under the moniker of drcarlsonalbion. For his first full-length as the solo artist Dylan Carlson, the guitarist returns west. In many ways, Conquistador harkens back to Hex. There is an analogous timbre, pace, and pentatonic aura between Carlson's latest offering and the classic Earth album. But the reductionist principles that have always driven Carlson's work play an even larger role on Conquistador, with his expansive drones and austere guitar work saturating the sonic field while freed from the lock step of a rhythm section. Conquistador was recorded at God City Studios with Kurt Ballou during a weeklong break in Carlson's solo tour of the East Coast in May 2016. The material had been gestating for several months, and Carlson viewed the session as an opportunity to create music between Earth albums as well as a chance to collaborate with esteemed solo artist Emma Ruth Rundle, who contributed baritone and slide guitar, and his wife Holly Carlson, who contributed percussion and whose picture graces the cover of the album. I view every studio experience as unique, as everything is always different, from gear to people to time and place, Carlson says of the1. Conquistador2. When the Horses Were Shorn of Their Hooves3. And then the Crows Descended4. Scorpions in their Mouths5. Reaching the Gulf
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1.1 Conquistador
1.2 When the Horses Were Shorn of Their Hooves
1.3 And Then the Crows Descended
1.4 Scorpions in Their Mouths
1.5 Reaching the Gulf
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