Other People's Crimes, by Br’lâaB

Other People's Crimes

by Br’lâaB

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1.	Vortex Vigil 03:14	buy track
2.	Burried in (The Vortices) 03:53	buy track
3.	Dial V for Victim 03:32	buy track
4.	Ketamin Low Bow 03:20	buy track
5.	Police & Thives 04:38	buy track
6.	Take to Crime 03:39	buy track

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After ‘Cobraxine’, ‘Boogie Throb’, and the Ana Ott – released ‘Molochville’, Brecht Ameel (Razen/Ameel Brecht) gives us his new album under the Br’lâaB moniker ‘Other People’s Crimes’; a high-on-paranoia, pre-crime-surveillance narrative, constructed after hours in the studio from a combination of Ameel’s own recordings on a widely varied set of instruments, library music, flea-market broken vinyls and old cassettes. Part blind-overdub palimpsest-collage, part straightforward composition, the 10” contains both Br’lâaB’s loop constructions and tracks performed by the found audio phantom band called the Acid Boogie Quartet. Bearing more gritty layers of both sound and subtext than ever, the “Other People’s Crimes” EP stands as an artefact of wild paranoia and spy-thriller sonics, weaving vignettes of surveillance gone wrong, doublethink and confessional echolalia.

Police and thieves are in the streets, running wild with nosebleeds and ill will ids. Dial v for victim as the night horizon broods a neon luminol glow. Howling at the vortex, buried under blindfolds, vigilantes take to crime with fear and ketamines.

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released December 1, 2018

Artwork by MM, N
Mastering by Dirk Serries
Music by Brecht Ameel

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