Invasive Species, by tourmaline hum

Invasive Species

by tourmaline hum

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Stewart Shepherd Excellent album with diverse sounds and outstanding production Favorite track: Code 666.

Tom Murphy Congrats on your 100th release!

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TCFSR was set up in the 1980s to obviate the need to compromise to record company requirements. We have maintained the DIY ethos ever since. We use archival quality CD-r with direct printed labels. For this release we are using a gatefold cover for the first time. A professionally printed sticker is included (although to be honest we could have done that ourselves too).

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	1.	Rise 02:34
	2.	Phobos 03:57
	3.	Malk 05:02
	4.	Stem 03:02
	5.	Exkyzac 03:04
	6.	Code 666 03:08
	7.	Copy D 02:55
	8.	Res7ek 03:05
	9.	Quadmorphic 04:20
	10.	Hatch 02:57
	11.	Guthinla 07:02

about

The 100th release on TCFSR Bandcamp is the 28th release by tourmaline hum, although it is five years since their last album 'system Imperfect' tcfsr.bandcamp.com/album/system-imperfect
During this time the duo of Lone Cosmonaut and Dental Drill have each created a number of solo releases and contributed to a variety of other projects (and Dental Drill has taken on the day to day running of the TCFSR label) so the tracks for 'Invasive Species' were created intermittently between 2017 and 2021. Nonetheless the album demonstrates a thematic consistency. The album has a darker edge than most of tourmaline hum's previous work.

credits

released June 1, 2021

Everything that you can hear: tourmaline hum
Design: DRILLArt
Photos: Kate Tree, Trixie Delight
Anything else: The Committee For Sonic Research

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The Committee for Sonic Research England, UK

www.tcfsr.net
TCFSR started in the 1980s primarily to release the work of Except Buses, an experimental electronic music group, without compromise to label demands. We lay dormant for almost two decades before being re-activated to promote the work of tourmaline hum, solo projects by its members and a widening range of other artists. ... more

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