One Night At The Pool EP, by Museum Of No Art

One Night At The Pool EP

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1.	Hypnosis And Mud 03:30	buy track
2.	Orchideengarten Ruse 06:41	buy track
3.	A Line Has Two Sides 06:59	buy track
4.	Sunbeams On Your Car 04:47
5.	One Night At The Pool 04:42	buy track

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With or without a drink in hand, moderate temperature, no need to jump into the wet. One night AT the pool, not inside. Palm trees or succulents - not far from here, the vegetation has adapted to the situation. A soft rustling: Possibly crickets, probably also the wind. No traffic and certainly no civilization, which right now would probably only disturb with its long agenda of responsibilities. HYPNOSIS AND MUD - Healing hypnosis, healing mud. The half-frustrating, half-liberating feeling of saturated soil between the toes. A state of inner peace. Instead of a voice, you hear primitivist percussive explorations. A groping and grasping of the bare feet, with delicate toes. Abstraction is followed by the concrete: a walk through the ORCHIDEENGARTEN RUSE, an orchid garden close to the Bulgarian town and not far from the Romanian border. Digitally, but not unreal. Perhaps even better than reality - anyone can do that. The (unofficial) soundtrack to this would not only make the Canadian composer Mort Garson happy. A lady‘s shoe kindly looks at us. If you turn around, you arrive on the other side: A LINE HAS TWO SIDES. Conundrum-like images, dissolved one-dimensionality. Candid narrative ambiance. A clarinet calls to duty. Civilization and traffic after all? SUNBEAMS ON YOUR CAR. Urgency, a clamor of voices - both in their best form. Yet again – the clarinet, the blunt reality: ONE NIGHT AT THE POOL. We are still standing here, we probably never left. A three-part journey – with delicate transitions. Three destinations: Now forever united. Dissonant and yet pensive. In the far distance the advertisement for the collected works of Meredith Monk. Hair erect, the little skin nerves contract, goosebumps - at last!

Lars Fleischmann

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released July 23, 2021

Recorded & mixed by Mona Steinwidder in Hamburg and at La Grotta (Tuscany) between 2020 & 2021. Artwork by Tilman Walther & Mona Steinwidder.

Mastered & cut by Schnittstelle.
Manufactured by R.A.N.D. Muzik Gbr, Leipzig

Released by Kame House Records (c) & (p) 2021

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