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Lost Horizons

by Rhomb

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Lunatic Transit 07:18
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Above the Earth 05:04
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We Creep and We Change 08:51
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Autumn In Her 07:22
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Lost Horizon 05:01
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Starry Eyes 04:01
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Torch Mechanic and Coda 10:12
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Lost Horizons gathers Rhomb tracks that never made it to an album or have become quite difficult to find. This album includes three previously unreleased recordings, as well as remixed and remastered versions of tracks originally issued on compilations. The work here spans the early cassette releases, and carries on through the Hidden Topographies and Mote sessions, including work that was slated to be part of Rhomb’s follow-up to Mote.

“Nathan and I have played and recorded music together for a very long time. Our first joint ventures date back to our school years and a summer at Cazadero Music Camp. That was followed by occasional sessions through the early 80s as we accumulated some gear of our own. It wasn’t until the mid-90s that we were living in the same area again and able to carry on regular work. This album follows the evolution of our work from Lunatic Transit through to the previously unreleased Torch Mechanic.”

The core of Rhomb’s work has been the effective use of improvisation to develop pieces.

“We have always had a great intuitive rapport when playing together, as well as having complementary musical strengths.”

Lost Horizons is part the 2020 series of Foundry Archival releases, made available exclusively through Bandcamp.

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released July 3, 2020

Music composed and performed by Nathan Kreisberg and Michael Bentley.
Recorded at The Majestic and Beehaus between 1995 and 2003.
Remixed and remastered in May/June 2020

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The Foundry was begun, originally, as an outlet for Michael Bentley's chapbooks in the mid-80s. It grew to include audio releases in the mid-90s, and now serves as an umbrella for artistic ventures from Bentley and his collaborators.

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