Nominal

by INSTRUMENTS

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released 19 July 2005
Re-released as a 12" vinyl + cd package 20 January 2009. Distributed in Canada and the USA by Endemik Music (Revolver/FAB).

JON HUTT - Drums, Percussion, Samples
J. LAPOINTE - Guitar, Bass, Vocals, Samples
DANIEL MACDONALD - Bass, Media

Created and assembled at The Archive, Audio Projects, and Craxophenia!, 2001-2005
Engineered by J. LaPointe
Vinyl version lacquer master by Paul Gold at Salt Mastering, Brooklyn, NY, USA

The master level of this digital recording has been set to allow for the full natural dynamic range of the analog master tapes. Please adjust your playback volume control accordingly.

This sound recording copyright 2005-2008 INSTRUMENTS (SOCAN/BMI)
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about

Myth rock ensemble c. 1899.

Progressive aspirations, industrial leanings. Historically ... more accurate.

Membership:
J. LaPointe, Jon Hutt, Daniel MacDonald

Location: Halifax, Canada.

Previous Affiliations:
North of America, The MOTES, Recyclone

Status:
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Track Name: Black Kite
I couldn't open my mouth. I couldn't move my arms. So I crossed the yard, and took the lenses out. There was a black in the sky. I said, "That's my kite from yesterday". And we watched it creep away. Iain was seven, I was nine.