ORCHESTRA OF CONSTANT DISTRESS ‘Distress Test’ Vinyl LP

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artist: ORCHESTRA OF CONSTANT DISTRESS
title: Distress Test
catalogue # REPOSELP064
format: Vinyl LP & Download
UPC# N/A

LP Tracklisting :

A1. Not At All (6:01)
A2. Just A Little (8:52)
A3. Somewhat (7:52)

B1. Moderately (6:49)
B2. Quite A Lot (9:54)
B3. Very Much (6:40)

Limited edition 300 only black vinyl LP. Full colour 350gsm reverse board printed outer sleeve with black paper inner bag and download code.

Words:

ORCHESTRA OF CONSTANT DISTRESS Are :

Joachim Nordwall (The Skull Defekts, iDEAL Recordings)
Anders Bryngelsson (Brainbombs, No Balls)
Henrik Rylander (The Skull Defekts, Union Carbide Productions)
Henrik Andersson

In the field of music or any contemporary cultural terrain, concepts like
development dynamics and progression are used as aesthetic judgement. To any
musician or composer, the idea of musical build up comes with a crisis, any
attempt towards formal pleasure calls for suspicion that this desire is
never one’s own.

In the case of Orchestra of Constant Distress this deadlock manifests itself
in an impulse of refusal directed against any evolution and the result is
the extreme generic and the absolute distress of normative noise and
improvisation. Members with such experiences from The Skull Defekts, Union
Carbide Productions, Brainbombs and No Balls are joined in assemblage of
catatonic sounds, obstinate riffs and rigid rhythms.

“Just when you think something is about to happen, it doesn’t.” Review of debut album.