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about

The Cantos are all orphan songs. The Cantos, and Swami Lateplate, were born when one afternoon in Saft's Brooklyn studio Saft and Previte were hanging out and decided to turn on the machine and record whatever happened, however it happened, with no preconception, no direction, no thought of what they were doing and for whom, and certainly no attempt to create anything with "taste." The Cantos have no musical value whatsoever.

credits

released 24 March 2012
Jamie Saft + Bobby Previte: any and all sound making devices played in any and all ways.

Recorded at Frank Booth Studio, sometime between January 1, 2006, and January 1, 2007

Photography: Andrea Kleine

tags

tags: experimental bobby previte electronic jamie saft swami lateplate New York

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