Le Millipede - Legs and Birds (2023) Hi Res
Artist: Le Millipede
Title: Legs and Birds
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Gutfeeling Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/44 kHz FLAC
Total Time: 00:29:44
Total Size: 69 mb | 174 mb | 323 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:Title: Legs and Birds
Year Of Release: 2023
Label: Gutfeeling Records
Genre: Jazz
Quality: 320 kbps | FLAC (tracks) | 24Bit/44 kHz FLAC
Total Time: 00:29:44
Total Size: 69 mb | 174 mb | 323 mb
WebSite: Album Preview
01. Le Millipede - 1st Leg
02. Le Millipede - 2nd Leg
03. Le Millipede - 3rd Leg
04. Le Millipede - 4th Leg
05. Le Millipede - 5th Leg
06. Le Millipede - 6th Leg
07. Le Millipede - 7th Leg
08. Le Millipede - 8th Leg
09. Le Millipede - 9th Leg
10. Le Millipede - 10th Leg
After two albums and a digital remix album on Alien Transistor, the trombonist releases a very special double album.
Disk #1 consists of ten »Legs« aka songs written, performed, recorded and produced exclusively by Mathias Götz. Disc #2 consists entirely of bird calls recorded by Götz.
Mathias Götz plays with The Notwist, Hochzeitskapelle, Landlergschwistern and many more. Three record labels, Dhyana Records, Gutfeeling Records and Hausmusik have joined forces to make this incredible release possible. He composed, recorded and mixed tracks all by himself. He numbered them after the first nine feet (legs) of his thousand-footed heraldic animal.
All of this turned into an LP with a mysterious bonus: an LP with bird calls that Mathias Götz recorded himself. Pressed on record, however, the innocent singing of the linnet becomes an uncontrolled avant-garde attack.
Disk #1 consists of ten »Legs« aka songs written, performed, recorded and produced exclusively by Mathias Götz. Disc #2 consists entirely of bird calls recorded by Götz.
Mathias Götz plays with The Notwist, Hochzeitskapelle, Landlergschwistern and many more. Three record labels, Dhyana Records, Gutfeeling Records and Hausmusik have joined forces to make this incredible release possible. He composed, recorded and mixed tracks all by himself. He numbered them after the first nine feet (legs) of his thousand-footed heraldic animal.
All of this turned into an LP with a mysterious bonus: an LP with bird calls that Mathias Götz recorded himself. Pressed on record, however, the innocent singing of the linnet becomes an uncontrolled avant-garde attack.