Many Kettles by TANGERINECAT

tAngerinecAt: raw powerful cinematic and deeply atmospheric electronica with punk attitude

Based in London, nomadic two piece tAngerinecAt was formed in 2008 in Ukraine as a collaboration between Ukrainian born Eugene Purpurovsky and English born Paul Chilton. Inspired by their studies, travels and music experiences in remote parts of the Carpathian Mountains, their music has also absorbed different forms of Ukrainian and Soviet counterculture; the classical music skills, composition, directing and stage experience of Eugene since 1990 as a singer, actor, poet and musician as well as influences from EDM, drone, blues, metal, art-rock and more.

Eugene's lyrics are based on personal experience as someone recovering from severe childhood abuse, neglect and poverty, and the associated mental health issues. They also tell a story of resistance against gender, class and ethnic oppression, rape culture and other authoritarian structures. These themes are repeated throughout the album Many Kettles, and also in the form of images and symbols that help you to survive.

Tracklist

1.	I Don't Want To Be a White Master	5:20

2.	Roses from Blood	4:24

3.	Mudak Salad	5:13

4.	Outlets	6:07

5.	Street Voices	5:16

6.	Many Kettles	7:13

7.	Enjoy Your Tea	5:37

8.	Roses from Blood	4:25

Credits

released November 27, 2018

All music composed, performed, recorded, produced and mixed by Eugene Purpurovsky and Paul Chilton.
Lyrics by Eugene Purpurovsky. Translation by Paul Chilton.

Eugene Purpurovsky - hurdy-gurdy, vocals, chants, laptop and DIY samples/noises.
Paul Chilton - whistle and recorder, chants, spoken word, duda, laptop and DIY samples/noises.

Mastered by Jason Mitchell (Loud Mastering).
Cover artwork and illustrations by Hagra (hagra.ru).
Booklet cover photo by Gavin Morrow.
Album design by Eugene Purpurovsky.

© 2018 tAngerinecAt. All rights reserved.

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