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The Disambiguation of Anonymeye

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    Second album of "laptop folk" from Brisbane-via-Melbourne-via-Brisbane artist Andrew Tuttle.

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1.
Memorandum 1 01:24
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2.
Memorandum 2 02:10
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3.
Hill Loop 06:55
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4.
If At First You Don't Secede... 05:31
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5.
Funny!... Not Funny 04:23
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6.
Diensdag 01:55
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7.
Janitor of Luna Park 03:23
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8.
Sabbatical from Procedure 06:34
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9.
High Tea at Achterhaven 05:02
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10.
The Disambiguation of Anonymeye 06:33
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Second album from Andrew Tuttle, aka Anonymeye.
Though still peppered with his rustic steel-string guitar,
The Disambiguation of Anonymeye sees Tuttle experimenting with analogue synths, creating a multifacteted listening experience of deep, dense drones and shimmering overtones.

press:
The tension between the mechanic and organic in Anonymeye has always been significant - previous releases on sound&fury, hellosQuare, CURT and Half/Theory saw Andrew Tuttle's steel string acoustic dismantled in various ways. However, on The Disambiguation of Anonymeye, Tuttle has opted not to incorporate each as an individual technique, but rather to pilot the progression of this album around their interaction. The first two tracks clock under two minutes each, and both feature the brutal manipulation of saw tones. These give way, immediately and arrestingly, to the measured familiarity of Tuttle's guitar: a masterstroke in the album's construction. As a result, the album becomes a seething, live mess of sounds, combating for attention - a fascinating, and occasionally beautiful thing to hear.
-Marcus Whale, The Silent Ballet

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released May 1, 2009

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