Living Language, by Brael & Tokyo Bloodworm

Living Language

by Brael & Tokyo Bloodworm

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100% of the proceeds from this album are being donated to Anera, a non-profit organization reaching Middle East's most vulnerable people with health, education and economic development programs. They are currently providing humanitarian and emergency relief to Gaza. https://www.anera.org

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1.	Saturn Shrine 09:00		buy track
2.	Moss Grown Weary 03:18		buy track
3.	Morning of the World 05:44		buy track
4.	Golden Mean Rectangle 05:22		buy track
5.	Seed 04:52		buy track
6.	Blue Fields 05:57		buy track
7.	Magic Wand 05:36	info	buy track
8.	Untitled 1 (the remote viewer remix) 05:38		buy track
9.	Untitled 2 (the remote viewer remix) 03:22		buy track
10.	Untitled 3 (the remote viewer remix) 02:44		buy track
11.	Untitled 4 (the remote viewer remix) 09:55		buy track

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100% of the proceeds from this album are being donated to Anera, a non-profit organization reaching Middle East's most vulnerable people with health, education and economic development programs. They are currently providing humanitarian and emergency relief to Gaza. www.anera.org

Update:
11.07.23 First Donation Sent to ANERA (Over $100)

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For the first time ever online and on Bandcamp, we are offering brael & tokyo bloodworm's 'Living Language' album along with the 4 bonus remixes from the remote viewer. Previously only available on a limited CDr release. Enjoy.

Words from moteer::

the latest addition to moteer's worldwide micro family comes in the shape of a  collaborative venture from american artists tokyo bloodworm and brael.  hailing from a handful of locations (new haven, ann arbor, arizona...) their  work of collective love gives rise to the 13th moteer release, living language.  if we're absolutely honest we never did get around to asking just how the two  collectives hooked up, we like to think their eyes met across a crowded room  and they bonded over a few pints and a shared love of microbeats, post rock  beauty and warped lo-fi bedroom experiments.  their joint venture certainly ticked all the boxes for the moteer records crew.  the album living language is a product of tapes, cds and files sent, remixed, resent and remixed between the two artists over the course of a year. the  result is a delicately woven mix of sigur ros, talk talk, northern picture  library and the remote viewer, all shimmering beauty one minute and  sparse instrumentation the next.

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released April 29, 2011

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"pared down percussion and the floating, effortless placement of a variety of instruments, building a whole that is uncluttered and un-fussy" - NORMAN RECORDS

"Brael / Tokyo Bloodworm have provided Moteer with the most sumptuous and fragile 40 minutes in their catalogue to date - and another debut we absolutely implore you to discover." - BOOMKAT

"After hearing quite a few albums attempt this still and just miss the mark for one reason or another, it's great to see two groups come together and just nail a sound that's so fresh, inspiring, and intricate without an ounce of pretension." - THE MUSIC LOBBY

"Listening to this splendid forty-minute collection, one would never think it was created by two groups collaborating for the first time when it sounds so much like the latest release by an established unit." - TEXTURA

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written by s. dannemiller, j. hero, a. sachez and r. keane
vocals on track 1 and 6 by stephanie flood
vibraphone track 1 by jared saltiel
guitar on track 4 by phil shiozaki
mastered by miles whittaker (modern love, demdike stare)
artwork by barbara hero
layout and design by craig tattersall
copyright lost tribe sound llc / brael
originally released on moteer in 2008

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