Jack Dangers - Bathyscaphe Trieste

[Rubin Farr]

In 1960, a two-person bathyscaphe (deep boat) named Trieste reached a record maximum depth in the deepest known part of the Earths oceans, the Challenger Deep, in the Mariana Trench near Guam. The five hour descent was made possible by the earths gravitational pull on nine tons of lead shot, while the three hour ascent was aided by a balloon filled with gasoline. Only James Cameron has returned to the Challenger Deep, and is allegedly in production of a film of the journey. Dangers composition honoring this journey is the product of years of work, featuring super slowed down tape manipulations of anlog sythesizers (often 30x as slow), bounced from machine to machine to achieve the appropriate soundtrack for a vessel on an exploratory journey into uncharted depths under massive amounts of physical pressure. Jacks intention was to create music from a mysterious world which mixed at the bottom of the Mariana trench at the Challenger Deep Bedroom Quilt Studio. The disc comes with CD-ROM content of 35 minutes of video footage edited and set to music by Jack Dangers.

 

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[Alcofribas]

fuck yeah

[dr lopez]

CD-ROM

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CD-ROM

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[Redruth]

super slowed down tape manipulations of anlog sythesizers (often 30x as slow), bounced from machine to machine to achieve the appropriate soundtrack for a vessel on an exploratory journey into uncharted depths under massive amounts of physical pressure.

 

oh' i'm excited for this