Abstercophany by moff skellington
This has been growing ,shrinking, changing, reverting, wobbling, freezing etc. for some time. Its germinal was the Writney group of music-tunes Moff did for a cafe art exhibition in Cambridge. It has since, however, shed its vocals and become fused as two continuous, cellular instrumental tracks:
This is Moff in a more experimental mode,.exploring a variety of textures and layers.
Tracklist
| 1. | Absterclocks | 12:00 |
| 2. | Eddodiary | 15:01 |
Credits
The vast majority of the Moff Skellington albums are home recordings, on which he sings, talks and plays a variety of instruments, including accordion, melodica, harmonicas, whistles,guitar, huttyphone, stylophone, bodhran, jaw harp, kalimba, dulcimer, tenor horn, baritone euphonium, various percussion and elastic bands.
Cover Art by Meesh
Cover Design by Auster North
License
All rights reserved.
Moff's chosen musical form is that of Edoddi, a species of folk music which celebrates the very individual and often skewed perceptions of the world engendered by modern life. Edoddi provides a refreshing alternative to the prescriptions and formulas of mainstream and "alternative" folk music. Edoddi philosophy: nothing is arbitrary. Make it up as you go along, it's bound to be authentic!