Nuisance - Kuchisabishii (Katuktu Collective)

WHAT YOUR EARS SAY & WHAT THE COVER LOOKS LIKE

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WHAT WE SAY

Deft dream pop augmentation from Nuisance as they somehow weave neoclassical, folk & subtle electronic threads through wispy pop clouds & create a singular & satisfying new dream pop dimension for Katuktu Collective in the process.

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WHAT THE RELEASE NOTES SAY

On their debut release under the Nuisance moniker, longtime collaborators William J. Seidel and Ryan E. Weber offer up Kuchisabishii (Lonely Mouth), a gorgeous and fascinating take on dream pop through a folk and modern classical-inspired lens. 

After two years of recording instruments and meticulously coding them into software, Weber decided the inaugural run on the programs should be in contrast; immediate, expressive, and impressionistic. Thus, he allotted himself only two days to write and record the entirety of the music using only the Onomatopeia Series of instruments. He then conceptualized a general theme and a particular series of rules for vocal treatments. Two more days were allocated to Seidel to compose and record his voice, one song at a time, as it is presented to the listener. 

The end result is a peerless concept that masterfully marries album creation with artist-designed virtual instruments. Sonically, Kuchisabishii is a beguiling demonstration of intimacy, immediacy, and musical artistry. Conceptually, it is an example of visionary workmanship that takes a listener to new artistic frontiers, where they can be a passive listener or actively engage with the sounds on the album. 

All tracks written and recorded by Ryan Weber and BJ Seidel 
All sounds used in the creation of this album can be found and downloaded at  poeticdevic.es​

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