These Cotton Goods albums are as much limited edition art projects as they are actual music releases, but for those who are lucky enough to get hold of them, the quality of the work reveals itself as being truly beautiful and special.
Variable Resistance is the work of Miles Whittaker, also of recent deep, deep, dub techno project "Demdike Stare" among several other dark and delicious electronic outfits shrouded in a doomy Northern fug of rolling mist and wasted dreams.
This amazingly packaged 3x3" CD set is housed in bespoke handmade sleeves inside customised microfilm boxes that have been individually numbered. 175 copies for the world. Sold out.
320 Kbps with full artwork.
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Sunday, October 25, 2009
Music For When The Clocks Have Gone Back.
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