Last Year's Leaves - Tape Reflections Vol: 1 | My Autumn Empire

Last Year's Leaves - Tape Reflections Vol: 1

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1.	The Light Brocade 03:22	buy track
2.	The Dark Arches 03:18	buy track
3.	The Dark Spectacle 02:54	buy track
4.	The Beautiful Golden Y 02:31	buy track
5.	The Angle Shades 01:31	buy track
6.	The Treble Lines 02:42	buy track
7.	The Uncertain Moth 02:30	buy track
8.	The Strange Wave 02:58	buy track

about

A collection of musical vignettes inspired by the day on which each track was recorded, during Autumn 2014. Originally uploaded to Soundcloud, the tracks have been spruced up by George Mastrokostas who also released them on a very limited, beautifully packaged CDr on his Sound In Silence label, based in Athens, Greece.

Also included with this release are a collection of poems by the talented Andrew Taylor, inspired by listening to the tracks as they were uploaded last year.

Volume 2 will take a slightly different approach and is already in the works...

credits

released December 18, 2015

Written and recorded onto 4-track tape at home by Benjamin Thomas Holton, during September 2014.
Guitars, bass, synths, vocals and drums by Benjamin Thomas Holton
Mastered by George Mastrokostas
Photography by Benjamin Thomas Holton
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Thanks to: George Mastrokostas, Becca Stubbs, Andrew Taylor, Wayside and Woodland, anyone else that cares
Love to: Various Holtons, Renata and Thomas

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Wayside & Woodland Recordings England, UK

Wayside & Woodland Recordings was founded by Ben Holton and Rob Glover, and is based in South Staffordshire & The West Midlands.

The home label of epic45, My Autumn Empire and Field Harmonics.

And has released works by E.L. Heath, Component#4, Richard Youngs, Oliver Cherer and Mark Van Hoen. ... more