HARM from the telescopes

HARM

from the telescopes

Neon Sigh. NS011

Vinyl LP + immediate download.

"suspended-in-space magnificence"
(julian cope - head heritage)

"a visceral exercise in harshly constructed noise."
(drowned in sound)

"sheets of buzz, fuzz, glisten, and grime."
(aquarius)

"psychotropic whiteout"
(god is in the tv)

"awakens other consciousness..
...surreal and frightening".
(sound of violence)

"two titles that will carry you into space..
worthy heir of suicide and the velvet underground".
(pixbear)

"transcends psychedelia, truly ‘breaking through’ in to the realms of space rock, a perfect accompaniment to the cloying dystopia of novels such as Brave New World or Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep."
(far out magazine)

"dreampop, fuzzpop, neon pop, noise drone "
(no goddamn dancing)

"hallucinations that roar shower sound"
(hiroshi gong)

"compendium of space rock , drone and distortion."
(the commercial zone)

"he reaches the unknown;
and even if, crazed, he cannot speak his visions,
at least he has seen them."

for those who reach beyond the sun.

HARM is the 7th album from The Telescopes. Developed live,
between 3 separate line ups, over a course of 12 months. The
whole album was recorded entirely in one take, without any
overdubs. All instruments tuned to 444 Hz. With original
artwork and design from Bridget Hayden.

More on 444 Hz...
www.transmissionstotheawakened.com/html/the_solfeggios.html

More on Bridget Hayden...
www.notwavingordrowning.co.uk

Engineered & mixed by Drew Fischer.

Recorded at Bedrock studios in Los Angeles courtesy of Part
Time Punks radio. Special thanks to Michael Stock.
parttimepunks.com

Part Time Punks radio:
www.kxlu.com/site29.aspx
( 88.9FM LA).

Live photo by Rodney Urbanski

released 30 September 2013

On these recordings The Telescopes are..

Stephen Lawrie. Microphone.
Andy Liszt*. Bass frequencies.
Ricky Maymi**.Guitar/ pedals.
Jeff Lee*. Guitar/ pedals.
Chris Fifield*. Guitar/ pedals.
Sonya Trejo*. Drums/ percussion.

* LSD And The Search For God
** The Brian Jonestown Massacre/ The Imajinary Friends

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