Hand-Made Devices

Hand-Made Devices
Studio album by Polemical
Released 19 March 2007 Digital download United Kingdom
Genre Electronica, ambient, experimental
Length 42:39
Label FSOLdigital.com
Producer Brian Dougans
The Future Sound of London chronology
Zeebox 1984-1987 Vol. 2 (2007) Hand-Made Devices
(2007)		 4 Forests
(2007)

Hand-Made Devices is an album by The Future Sound of London under the alias Polemical, the first album under the pseudonym. The nature of the music is very experimental and is created almost entirely using Dougans' electronic creations[1] including glitch devices and the like. There are videos on Dougans own YouTube channel ("STAKKERHUMANOID") demonstrating the devices he has made. Below is the description from FSOLDigital.com.

“ "as a result of experiments in circuit bending this collection of songs and soundscapes was created - all devices were specially altered by FSOL". ”

and their website specifically dealing with the devices.

The mp3 composer field reads (among other things):

“ earthbeat productions........yo people dont go giving this away ..we aint no giant corporate....ta brian. ”

[2]

It is available only at their digital download site.

Track listing

  1. Mos Son (4:36)
  2. Watery Seq (1:37)
  3. Matti (2:48)
  4. Honher 1 (0:44)
  5. Bats (2:47)
  6. 15 Frames A Second (2:15)
  7. Early Sun (2:14)
  8. Iseuem (2:19)
  9. Kontact (2:44)
  10. 2 Boots Together (5:14)
  11. Truma (1:49)
  12. Made Formal (1:22)
  13. Medium Pull (2:50)
  14. Zee2006 (0:24)
  15. Sub Equal (2:26)
  16. At The Beginning (2:14)
  17. Staggered (2:08)
  18. 7 Song 7 (1:59)
  19. Sk1 Song (1:13)
  20. Satallite (3:03)
  21. Gogs People (1:03)
  22. Formings (0:29)

Crew

References

  1. ↑ "Glitch website". Yage.co.uk. Retrieved 2012-07-31.
  2. ↑ "Polemical - Hand-Made Devices". Discogs.com. 2007-03-19. Retrieved 2012-07-31.

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