Resurrect Concentration on Tuneless History

by Halaka

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1.	Moving so as to Pay Bills via Telephone 02:02	buy track
2.	Time is Over Again 06:20	buy track
3.	The Wrong Door 04:16	buy track
4.	Converging the Impracticality 07:57	buy track
5.	The Last Surviving Fish 05:13	buy track
6.	The Stair Closet Door 03:28	buy track
7.	Every Road in Pennsylvania 02:23	buy track
8.	Meat's Repose 01:54	buy track
9.	Below the Tracks 04:00	buy track
10.	There is Nothing in Here 03:28	buy track
11.	The Blue Door 05:45	buy track
12.	Y R U 2 C N 07:50	buy track

about

A quilt of essentially random pieces from a number of mostly unreleased and unfinished albums originally recorded over the last 20 years, laid end-to-end until they filled the entire house, and subsequently turned into something not originally intended, unless one considers that the original intention of any of these things is to not have an intention. This may not actually be the case.

This album may not actually be the case.

here's what happened: there were too many ways to peel the onion, and none of us could agree on the correct one. Later we discovered we didn't even HAVE an onion, just a plate full of dry noodles.

the problem is time moves, as far as I can tell, just like a tape in a player with no rewind. can we flip the tape over?

In the light of a wet winter morning in front of an array of screens. All of the sounds recorded here were recorded so that anyone who has a mind to may listen to them in the way in which they are presented. There is a cemetery in the middle of a graveyard and all are welcome to attend.

Source material contained on this album was recorded in 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2008, 2011 and 2020. The resulting mess was assembled in January, 2020 while watching time move in that funny way it has of moving, impercebtibly slowly and very quickly all at once.

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released January 20, 2020

All performances by Madhog, Sacky, Fanch, and Kingo, though none of it was meant to be put together this way.

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Halaka Cumberland, Maryland

occasionally falls out of the sky. like frogs and various other amphibians.

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