unnamed goat by Carlos Suero
Sharp shards and cartilage crunch. High inducing noise soundscapes. Heavy pulse, powerful atmosphere, Merzbow-level-esque from the brilliant Carlos Suero.
Also on Youtube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-OGxfigAEKM
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Tracklist
| 1. | dead goats in dreams | 7:28 |
| 2. | dead pits scavengers | 8:25 |
| 3. | goats bones all over the fucking place! | 1:01 |
| 4. | disposing of dead swine | 10:42 |
Credits
released May 20, 2024
"In a typical meat goat operation, 10% of the kids born live die before weaning. A death loss of 5% in the breeding herd is considered normal. For a 25-nanny goat farm, producing 1.8 kids per female per year, these percentages translate into the following annual mortality estimates: five pre-weaning goats and one nanny goat. Using average weights of 30 pounds for a pre-weaning goat and 125 pounds for a nanny goat, the amount of mortality produced by the typical 25-nanny goat operation is approximately 275 pounds per year. Still-born kids, mummified fetuses and afterbirth add to this estimates. In order to protect the health of herds and farm personnel, avoid air, soil and water contamination, and avoid problems with both agricultural and non-agricultural neighbors, biologically and environmentally safe methods of dead animal disposal must be employed on meat goat operations."
www.sheepandgoat.com/dispostinggoats
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Read and listen to Carlos Suero:
carlossuerogodafoss.weebly.com
suero.bandcamp.com
godafoss.bandcamp.com
www.youtube.com/@carlossuero/videos
"In a typical meat goat operation, 10% of the kids born live die before weaning. A death loss of 5% in the breeding herd is considered normal. For a 25-nanny goat farm, producing 1.8 kids per female per year, these percentages translate into the following annual mortality estimates: five pre-weaning goats and one nanny goat. Using average weights of 30 pounds for a pre-weaning goat and 125 pounds for a nanny goat, the amount of mortality produced by the typical 25-nanny goat operation is approximately 275 pounds per year. Still-born kids, mummified fetuses and afterbirth add to this estimates. In order to protect the health of herds and farm personnel, avoid air, soil and water contamination, and avoid problems with both agricultural and non-agricultural neighbors, biologically and environmentally safe methods of dead animal disposal must be employed on meat goat operations."
www.sheepandgoat.com/dispostinggoats
.
Read and listen to Carlos Suero:
carlossuerogodafoss.weebly.com
suero.bandcamp.com
godafoss.bandcamp.com
www.youtube.com/@carlossuero/videos
