Theodore Cale Schafer - Patience (2019)
BAND/ARTIST: Theodore Cale Schafer
- Title: Patience
- Year Of Release: 2019
- Label: Students Of Decay US – 880918 234779
- Genre: Ambient, Experimental
- Quality: lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 34:57
- Total Size: 152 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
1. Gold Chain (04:10)
2. No Piano (03:30)
3. Hunter (09:03)
4. Crowd (04:08)
5. It's Late (05:07)
6. Blue Fleece (03:25)
7. IWYWCB (02:59)
8. Hinoki (02:35)
Patience is the debut full-length album by Sante Fe-based artist Theodore Cale Schafer. Alternately murky and narcoleptic and bristling with grit and light, this collection of eight pieces is a delicate play of contrasts. Impressionistic settings unfurl with an unhurried gait, opening with the dreamlike disorientation of "Gold Chain" in which a degraded location recording gives way to a soft web of treated piano motifs. Schafer’s compositions are sumptuous yet unfussy, recalling perhaps the concise, vignette-oriented tape works of Andrew Chalk, which seem to prioritize spontaneity and ephemerality over preciousness and decorum. This approach yields substantive results, as on "It's Late", which marries a dolorous, clanging guitar sketch to the sound of change jostling in the pocket of a walker and the laughter of friends or passersby. This is diaristic music - rough-hewn, confessional, and teeming with possibility. Artwork by Andrea Bjurström. Mastered by Kassian Troyer at D&M.
1. Gold Chain (04:10)
2. No Piano (03:30)
3. Hunter (09:03)
4. Crowd (04:08)
5. It's Late (05:07)
6. Blue Fleece (03:25)
7. IWYWCB (02:59)
8. Hinoki (02:35)
Patience is the debut full-length album by Sante Fe-based artist Theodore Cale Schafer. Alternately murky and narcoleptic and bristling with grit and light, this collection of eight pieces is a delicate play of contrasts. Impressionistic settings unfurl with an unhurried gait, opening with the dreamlike disorientation of "Gold Chain" in which a degraded location recording gives way to a soft web of treated piano motifs. Schafer’s compositions are sumptuous yet unfussy, recalling perhaps the concise, vignette-oriented tape works of Andrew Chalk, which seem to prioritize spontaneity and ephemerality over preciousness and decorum. This approach yields substantive results, as on "It's Late", which marries a dolorous, clanging guitar sketch to the sound of change jostling in the pocket of a walker and the laughter of friends or passersby. This is diaristic music - rough-hewn, confessional, and teeming with possibility. Artwork by Andrea Bjurström. Mastered by Kassian Troyer at D&M.
Year 2019 | Electronic | Ambient | FLAC / APE
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