SUAL006a - Bubzigohn - The Left-Hand Path To Jahweh's Doorstep
http://www.soulseekrecords.com

Hailing from Orlando, Bubzigohn's musical tentacles extend toward elements
of avant-pop,  space rock, and anti-folk.  His first EP, "The Left-Hand
Path to Jahweh's Doorstep" is a seditious rock-opera response to American
culture, spun with a mixture of standard instrumentation, synthetic
textures, and a swank fetish for nonmusical objects.

A Joe's Garage-esque exposé on the common man, "Jahweh" focuses on Harry, a
burrito enthusiast who watches the war in Iraq on TV. Harry works a lowly
tech-support job, indulges in internet dating, and occasionally dips into
deconstructing the flaws of humanity. Given Bubzigohn's usual knack for the
glitchy-chic, the material is a thought-provoking and well-executed musical
oeuvre at whose heart ays the classic, good-natured desire to save your
soul... or, at the very least, to reprogram your brain waves, you corporate
slave.

website - www.bubzigohn.tk
to buy a hand made cdr copy, visit www.mosar.tk

Tracklist:

01 harry the american
02 call center worker
03 miracle penis interlude
04 dating
05 small crippled utopian
06 happy barren utopian
07 a bad day for senor burrito
08 the piper

Notes:

Made between the months of April and November 2003 at the shitty
townhouse and Chez Coty.

The voice of Harry is John Sapinski, an absurdly convincing progenitor of
SLACK.

The voices of disgruntled workers 1 & 2 are Chris Burton and Keith Readdy,
fellow gnomes.

The voice of Dave, and the Burrito, is DJ Smith, a friend in the cave of
hell.

The voice of Susan Slutgirl is Elizabeth Fernandez, a chaotic neutral.

The voice of Jahweh is Jahweh, a satori amalgam of 'Jah' and 'Yehweh'.

The chorus to 'Call Center Worker' is derived from lyrics by Momus
(aka Nick Currie).

The sleeve art was collaboratively made by Steve Gaynor and Matthew
Xavier Crispell.

All other composition, performance, recording, production, and mastering
by John Schmitt.

Source:

WAV

Encoder:

MP3 /  256kbps / -b 256

Copyright:

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You are free:
a) to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work.
b) to make derivative works.
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All material (c)opyleft 2003-04.