Whereas David Jackman appeared as 'himself' on his early cassette releases; around 1983 he became 'Organum' to become more anonymous ,if that was possible?
Dipping his toes further into the realms of non-musical droning noise, here's Organum's first release, featuring two near identical drones not unlike a spinning washing machine dueling with a taxi-ing prop driven aircraft.
Basically, don't expect a sing-a-long.
Tracklist:
A Pulp (15:38)
B Icon (15:10)
thank you for this! Do you know what number was on the tape that was digitized? Discogs mentions each tape was a unique performance.
ReplyDeletenot entirely sure but i think it was the one in the picture on discogs...4?....ps the 'dolbied' release was the re-released cd version.
ReplyDeleteahhh cool the 2005 Black Rose "Melancholy Mad Tenant" edition?
ReplyDeleteAnyways, so much appreciated for all of these rarities!
The Organum 'Pulp / Icon' cassette has no connection to the TNB / Coil / Vortex Campaign untitled (often mistakenly referred to as 'Dolbied') cassette which was reissued (incl bonus tracks) as 'The Melancholy Mad Tenant.'
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