Particle Of Organs, by Emily Rach Beisel

Particle Of Organs

by Emily Rach Beisel

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jiristepan Emily Rach Beisel is apparently convinced that somewhere inside the clarinet there is metal hidden. The album is for most part such a noise rampage that I believe it too. And some of those fragile and wistful melodies that bring a tear to my eye, she can do that too. Beautiful!

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	1.	the indark answers with wind 01:26
	2.	humid rush from unlit cavities 03:32
	3.	warm upon your skin 02:13
	4.	within a pulsar flickers 02:06
	5.	as a Jian-bird alone 02:37
	6.	further incoherence 04:43
	7.	of omohyoid and bone 03:48
	8.	outside the cone of future light 04:01
	9.	sought, unknown 03:34
	10.	a particle of organs 06:27

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From the very first track, it becomes apparent that this album is a unique and daring exploration of sound. Particle of Organs showcases the raw, unadulterated power of the body and the instrument, weaving together sounds that are both corrosive and tender. Emily Rach Beisel seamlessly blends elements of death vocals, extended vocal and instrumental techniques, analogue timbral effects and rich bass clarinet tone, creating a sonic landscape that is both weighty and exhilarating.

While the album can be challenging to listen to at times, there are moments of lyricism and tenderness that provide a welcome respite from the intensity. Tracks such as “warm upon your face” and “as a Jian-bird alone” showcase Beisel's ability to create beauty from chaos, weaving together delicate melodies with more abrasive elements.

Overall, Particle of Organs is a daring, uncompromising album that moves effortlessly through disparate styles and sound worlds. Beisel's use of the body and instrument as sources of unexpected sound is nothing short of breathtaking, and the result is an album that is both physically commanding and deeply rewarding.

- Monret, 2023

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released May 17, 2023

Emily Rach Beisel
Bass clarinet, vocals, analog effects, amplification

Recorded October 22nd and 23rd, 2022 at Marmalade, Chicago.
Recording engineer: Bill Harris
Mixed and mastered by Emily Rach Beisel and Bill Harris.

Dedicated to Dr. E. Michael Richards.

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