CULTURECIDE by Tilman Robinson
Tracklist
1. | Clathrate Gun | 4:18 |
2. | We Came For Your Riches | 4:32 |
3. | Bartholomew, Glowing | 2:40 |
4. | Teach Me To Destroy You | 5:29 |
5. | Proxy War | 6:42 |
6. | The Word for World is Forest | 4:48 |
7. | Hayek's Legacy | 5:17 |
Videos
Credits
released April 24, 2020
Composed, produced, arranged, recorded and performed by Tilman Robinson with:
Georgie Darvidis - voice (on We Came for Your Riches)
Jonathan Heilbron - double bass (on Proxy War)
Luke Howard* - piano (on Hayek's Legacy)
Laura Moore - viola da gamba (on The Word for World is Forest)
Katherine Philp - cello
Richard Piper - voice (on Hayek's Legacy - vinyl only)
Matthias Schack-Arnott - percussion (on Clathrate Gun)
Elizabeth Welsh - violin/viola
Choir on Proxy War: Hannah Cameron, Miriam Crellin, Georgie Darvidis, Tiaryn Griggs, Lisa Salvo & Loni Thomson.
Violin, viola, cello and reamp sessions recorded by Lachlan Carrick at Head Gap Studios
Choir and organ recorded by Declan Kelly at Church of All Nations, Carlton
Viola da gamba and double bass recorded by Jem Savage at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms
Mixed by Daniel Rejmer and Tilman Robinson
Mastered by Lawrence English at Negative Space
Photography by Wilk
Layout and design by Fish
*Luke Howard appears by courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited.
Hayek's Legacy contains text from 'The Road to Serfdom (Der Weg zur Knechtschaft)' by Friedrich von Hayek (1944). The excerpt is used under the provision of Fair Dealing / Fair Use.
Thanks to the Radiology Department at Royal Melbourne Hospital, MESS (Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio) and Monash University for enabling weird recording sessions and sound gathering.
Thanks to all of the artists and technicians. Special thanks to Georgie, Matthias, WILK, Bernadette, Clio, Mel, Angie, Iain, Valgeir, George and Molly.
Tilman acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the first inhabitants and the traditional custodians of the lands where he lives, learns and works. He acknowledges Elders past, present & emerging and their ongoing connection to country. Sovereignty was never ceded.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.
Composed, produced, arranged, recorded and performed by Tilman Robinson with:
Georgie Darvidis - voice (on We Came for Your Riches)
Jonathan Heilbron - double bass (on Proxy War)
Luke Howard* - piano (on Hayek's Legacy)
Laura Moore - viola da gamba (on The Word for World is Forest)
Katherine Philp - cello
Richard Piper - voice (on Hayek's Legacy - vinyl only)
Matthias Schack-Arnott - percussion (on Clathrate Gun)
Elizabeth Welsh - violin/viola
Choir on Proxy War: Hannah Cameron, Miriam Crellin, Georgie Darvidis, Tiaryn Griggs, Lisa Salvo & Loni Thomson.
Violin, viola, cello and reamp sessions recorded by Lachlan Carrick at Head Gap Studios
Choir and organ recorded by Declan Kelly at Church of All Nations, Carlton
Viola da gamba and double bass recorded by Jem Savage at Rolling Stock Recording Rooms
Mixed by Daniel Rejmer and Tilman Robinson
Mastered by Lawrence English at Negative Space
Photography by Wilk
Layout and design by Fish
*Luke Howard appears by courtesy of Decca Music Group Limited.
Hayek's Legacy contains text from 'The Road to Serfdom (Der Weg zur Knechtschaft)' by Friedrich von Hayek (1944). The excerpt is used under the provision of Fair Dealing / Fair Use.
Thanks to the Radiology Department at Royal Melbourne Hospital, MESS (Melbourne Electronic Sound Studio) and Monash University for enabling weird recording sessions and sound gathering.
Thanks to all of the artists and technicians. Special thanks to Georgie, Matthias, WILK, Bernadette, Clio, Mel, Angie, Iain, Valgeir, George and Molly.
Tilman acknowledges the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin Nation as the first inhabitants and the traditional custodians of the lands where he lives, learns and works. He acknowledges Elders past, present & emerging and their ongoing connection to country. Sovereignty was never ceded.
This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body.