Kirby put it out on YouTube himself for you to listen (linked above), which I highly suggest if you feel like experiencing something unavailable anywhere else. It is thoroughly weird, but also overwhelming, dreadful and tragic in its own subdued way. In Everywhere At The End of Time, The Caretaker used length, memory and dislocated structure in order to make us feel in a way that is alien to us. I have never experienced empathy through music like this. Limited Edition Blue Vinyl, mastered and cut by Lupo, featuring artwork by Ivan Seal. The music of James Leyland Kirby starts breaking up way before the three hours mark and the slow, gradual disappearance of coherence will make you beg for mercy. The second of six LPs issued under the title Everywhere At The End of Time, cataloguing The Caretaker's fictional first person account of life with early onset dementia.
It’s unobtrusive music that’ll allow you to work in the meantime, but I also believe that you need to feel the exhaustion settling in to put you in the correct mind frame. That’s unprecedented?Īlthough you can find Everywhere At The End of Time in installments, I highly suggest you experience it in one sitting. He wanted you to relate to people who cannot possibly explain how they feel. When The Caretaker wrote Everywhere At The End of Time he didn’t want to relate to you. When Taylor Swift writes about a nasty breakup, you relate because SHE understands how you feel. Caretaker, The (20162019), Everywhere at the end of time (complete edition). What makes Everywhere At The End of Time so unique and exciting is that it coerces you into feeling empathy for one of the most difficult conditions to relate to. Bisse (2018), compact disc and vinyl BIZZIN, Showbisse Inc. I’m not spoiling stages four, five and six, but prepare your loins. Caretaker Seal Album Time Everywhere Art of Ivan The Cover at End Dementia Alzheimers Home Decor Wall Art Print Poster 1 offer from 12.99. You start struggling to remember melodies you just listened to. Stage three starts breaking the songs down and soon enough, you start struggling to hear notes under reverb and static nothingness. When stage two kicks in, the music becomes more distant and discordant. Information will be added as it becomes available, or upon. Technically, it’s six albums but they work together like… let’s say Star Wars movies would?Įverywhere At The End of Time begins innocently enough with swelling, melancholic ballroom music buried under reverb and glitching effect, like it’s coming from an aged vinyl. CARETAKER - EVERYWHERE AT THE END OF TIME - STAGE 5 (Vinyl LP). Released over a period of three years, it count six different stages of mental decay, which you can experience yourself through his music.
The idea of The Caretaker’s Everywhere At The End of Time is straightforward enough, but it is such a lengthy, emotional journey that is executed with so much love and empathy that it’s impossible not to be affected by it. If I know there’s a six hours-long album about dementia and loss of identity, it’s because of him. Music that did not exist when I was young. Records 7' TSRSD 2017 (A vinyl rip in FLAC /WAV) This is the RSD Boy demo & Rubber Ring Drone.
That is why I follow a gentleman named Pad Chennington on YouTube, who is really passionate about what I call internet music: vaporwave, mallsoft, etc. Right, you can cross off this one: Rubber RingDrone Studios Demo, 08.1985, Warner Bros. Not necessarily extreme or vile things, but stuff that’ll rewire my brain just by learning it exists. Watch a 41-minute video of Everywhere at the End of Time below.I love to find weird things on the internet. The next two installments are due to arrive in 2017, followed by two more in 2018 and the finale in 2019. Containing 12 nostalgically-titled tracks (examples include "We Don't Have Many Days" and "It's Just a Burning Memory") of just slightly fuzzy, wistful ballroom music that sound like a dusty, decades-old vinyl picked up and given a spin, it's described as the series' "most lucid," as future editions will supposedly erode as they progress. The first installment, titled Everywhere at the End of Time, was released today. PNYC: Roseland NYC Live 180 Gram Vinyl (LP) Portishead Artist Releases.
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Per the official Boomkat write-up, the series "aims to enlighten our understanding of dementia by breaking it down into a series of stages that provide a haunting guide to its progression, deterioration and disintegration and the way that people experience it according to a range of impending factors." According to record retailer Boomkat, the artist's The Shining-inspired project will be sent on its "final journey" via a series of six album releases over the next three years, each edition exploring the stages of early onset dementia. Electronic musician James Leyland Kirby is giving one of his aliases, The Caretaker, an extended farewell.
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