Name: Moon-Drenched
Brand: John Dwyer, Ryan Sawyer, Peter Kerlin, Tom Dolas, Brad Caulkins, Kyp Malone, Marcos Rodriguez, Ben Boye, Joce Soubiran, Laena Myers-ionita and Andres Renteria

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Catalogue number

CF137CD

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Format detail

Format Music GB

Limited edition

Release date

2021-07-16

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Supplier GB

Forte

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UPC / Barcode

733102718404

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CF137

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black

2021-05-28

733102718398

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1 / Extended format: No / LP / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No / black

Artist

John Dwyer, Ryan Sawyer, Peter Kerlin, Tom Dolas, Brad Caulkins, Kyp Malone, Marcos Rodriguez, Ben Boye, Joce Soubiran, Laena Myers-ionita and Andres Renteria 

Genre GB

Psychedelic

Label GB

Castle Face

The strangest of the batch of this run of Dwyer and crew improv albums

The same crew as the boundary pulsing improvisation record Bent Arcana has made a trajectory shift and picked up Ben Boye along the path. The aptly-named Moon-Drenched is the second installment from these sessions and keeps a heavy-lidded late night perspective on things as it eases from the somewhat familiar liminal twilight of skittering hues of black-blue and snaking street groove, to fizzing off into the ether in pursuit of lunar prism beams heretofore unseen. The more rhythmically dialed bits here have a lysergic halo of strangeness to them, and the wispy bits between are spun of iridescent gossamer. It sounds like a frizzled message from a future just filthy with guitar hoots echoing off of neon-splattered high rises, oil-slicked waterways and skittering digital beasts. For Castle Face’s money this is the strangest slice of this last bunch of John Dwyer and his crew’s improvisations.<br> 

Moon-Drenched

Music GB