why we love this
Hollow pillars of chrome vibrate gently as the first light of dawn spills over a still grove. Their surfaces reflect myriad shades of verdant hues while crickets whisper just out of sight. Delicately layered with plenty of room to breathe, Ned channels nature in its purest form.
about the cassette
In recent years, Ned Milligan has pursued composition almost exclusively through chimes and cassette tape. Emphasizing live performance, this music was defined by equal parts improvisation and careful curation. On Enter Outside, he demonstrates the tonal and textural qualities found on those recordings while expanding his palette with the inclusion of a singing drum.
The title of this album – which can be interpreted as a directive, suggestion, or invitation – embodies the feel of these pieces and how much the music employs outdoor elements not as a mere backdrop, but as a collaborator. Each track offers a gentle immersion into his environment and gradually encourages it to become yours as well, while the gentle racket of the world hums along. There is a fundamentally bristling beauty to this album's core and its ability to let the listener experience its space as a living thing.
This cassette reissue is exclusive to Objects & Sounds and is available in an edition of 50.
- 1 - Lullaby of the Eaves 8:59
- 2 - Pulling Out of the Driveway at Dusk 11:14
- 3 - Grace Arrives 16:25
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- 1 - Lullaby of the Eaves 8:59
- 2 - Pulling Out of the Driveway at Dusk 11:14
- 3 - Grace Arrives 16:25
why we love this
Hollow pillars of chrome vibrate gently as the first light of dawn spills over a still grove. Their surfaces reflect myriad shades of verdant hues while crickets whisper just out of sight. Delicately layered with plenty of room to breathe, Ned channels nature in its purest form.
about the cassette
In recent years, Ned Milligan has pursued composition almost exclusively through chimes and cassette tape. Emphasizing live performance, this music was defined by equal parts improvisation and careful curation. On Enter Outside, he demonstrates the tonal and textural qualities found on those recordings while expanding his palette with the inclusion of a singing drum.
The title of this album – which can be interpreted as a directive, suggestion, or invitation – embodies the feel of these pieces and how much the music employs outdoor elements not as a mere backdrop, but as a collaborator. Each track offers a gentle immersion into his environment and gradually encourages it to become yours as well, while the gentle racket of the world hums along. There is a fundamentally bristling beauty to this album's core and its ability to let the listener experience its space as a living thing.
This cassette reissue is exclusive to Objects & Sounds and is available in an edition of 50.
