Simon Fisher Turner – Under The Arches
41,000원
Format: LP Album
Label: A Colourful Storm – ACOLOUR050
Country: Germany
Year: 2025
Genre: Modern, Ambient
Condition: NM
Sleeve: NM
Tracklist:
A1 Bluenow1, Out-Of-Tune Piano, St Mary's Hospital Basement, Electriksnippets 8:23
A2 Bluenow2, Virus, Hurricane Bomber 9:29
A3 Derek Jarman Reads White Lies 4:11
B1 Brother James Plays J.S. Bach's Erbarm Dich Mein, O Herre Gott On The Great Rissington Organ, Bertrand Russell Gives Sound Advice 3:11
B2 Brother James Plays J.S. Bach's Erbarm dich mein, o Herre Gott on the Great Rissington Organ 6:49
B3 Electriksnippets 2:32
B4 Terre Thaemlitz's Remix Of Shishapangma, Remixed By Simon Fisher Turner
Where to begin with a figure like Simon Fisher Turner? From teenage stage and screen star to illustrious recording artist for Creation and Mute and score composer of Caravaggio, Blue and The Epic of Everest - via a stint with The The and collaborations with Derek Jarman, David Lynch and Tilda Swinton - Turner embodies a distinctly British sensibility and boundless curiosity for sound. For A Colourful Storm, discovering Deux Filles, his mysterious project with Colin Lloyd-Tucker that has since been reissued by Dark Entries, was a significant moment in shaping their identity.
In August 2023, A Colourful Storm presented Simon Fisher Turner and Time is Away at Spanners, London. Performed at the tail end of Blue Now, a series of events celebrating Derek Jarman's last feature film, Blue, the recording reveals a lifetime of significant events and influences. Terre Thaemlitz's remix of Turner's Shishapangma (Comatonse Recordings, 2015) is reworked and appears on vinyl only, Jarman is privately recorded reading White Lies, Bertrand Russell is sampled, and Turner records his brother practising the Great Rissington organ for their father's funeral.
"My wife and I lived in Brixton, near the venue, on Coldharbour Lane, 20 years ago. We were above a takeaway shop. The air extractor was a nightmare and the flat smelled of grease. The market was a great place to buy fish. We adopted a giant snail, who we called Ayrton. I used to take him all over town and he loved lettuce and tomatoes. There was a wonderful small pizza shop too, which was so delicious. But back to the music. Brixton is music and I'm a lucky man."
Label: A Colourful Storm – ACOLOUR050
Country: Germany
Year: 2025
Genre: Modern, Ambient
Condition: NM
Sleeve: NM
Tracklist:
A1 Bluenow1, Out-Of-Tune Piano, St Mary's Hospital Basement, Electriksnippets 8:23
A2 Bluenow2, Virus, Hurricane Bomber 9:29
A3 Derek Jarman Reads White Lies 4:11
B1 Brother James Plays J.S. Bach's Erbarm Dich Mein, O Herre Gott On The Great Rissington Organ, Bertrand Russell Gives Sound Advice 3:11
B2 Brother James Plays J.S. Bach's Erbarm dich mein, o Herre Gott on the Great Rissington Organ 6:49
B3 Electriksnippets 2:32
B4 Terre Thaemlitz's Remix Of Shishapangma, Remixed By Simon Fisher Turner
Where to begin with a figure like Simon Fisher Turner? From teenage stage and screen star to illustrious recording artist for Creation and Mute and score composer of Caravaggio, Blue and The Epic of Everest - via a stint with The The and collaborations with Derek Jarman, David Lynch and Tilda Swinton - Turner embodies a distinctly British sensibility and boundless curiosity for sound. For A Colourful Storm, discovering Deux Filles, his mysterious project with Colin Lloyd-Tucker that has since been reissued by Dark Entries, was a significant moment in shaping their identity.
In August 2023, A Colourful Storm presented Simon Fisher Turner and Time is Away at Spanners, London. Performed at the tail end of Blue Now, a series of events celebrating Derek Jarman's last feature film, Blue, the recording reveals a lifetime of significant events and influences. Terre Thaemlitz's remix of Turner's Shishapangma (Comatonse Recordings, 2015) is reworked and appears on vinyl only, Jarman is privately recorded reading White Lies, Bertrand Russell is sampled, and Turner records his brother practising the Great Rissington organ for their father's funeral.
"My wife and I lived in Brixton, near the venue, on Coldharbour Lane, 20 years ago. We were above a takeaway shop. The air extractor was a nightmare and the flat smelled of grease. The market was a great place to buy fish. We adopted a giant snail, who we called Ayrton. I used to take him all over town and he loved lettuce and tomatoes. There was a wonderful small pizza shop too, which was so delicious. But back to the music. Brixton is music and I'm a lucky man."
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