Dean Forest Riots, by J. Martin

Dean Forest Riots

by J. Martin

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1.	Prologue 03:54	buy track
2.	Feythur 03:20	buy track
3.	Monty 03:24	buy track
4.	Elders Bow 03:24	buy track
5.	Nogman 03:58	buy track
6.	Madame Nesta 02:06	buy track
7.	Cyawpsin 02:43	buy track
8.	Herne's Call 01:28	buy track
9.	Who Killed the Bears? 03:50	buy track
10.	When I Grow Up ft Vincent Selby 01:32	buy track
11.	Hain 04:06	buy track
12.	Ellen Hayward 01:35	buy track
13.	Ow bist ol butt 02:46	buy track
14.	Lydbrook 01:52	buy track
15.	St Anthony's Well 01:13	buy track
16.	Vorest Miner by Bill Walters 04:32	buy track

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J.Martin delves deep into stories of the Forest of Dean, his ancestral history and the folklore of the Forest. Ancient stories blend with staccato beats and synthesized noise, folktales weave and figures of times past glow under the light of your mobile phone.

Influenced in equal parts by cinema and the visual arts, J Martin's enveloping, undulating musical work forms a keen synergy of narrative, tension and release, walking a delicately balanced line between the natural and the mechanical.

Exploring memory, technology, nostalgia and uncertainty, JM's grounded percussion work floods the ears, with hypnotic and piston-esque metallic beats that churn and pulse with production line precision. Countering the lingering tension is a considered placement of real-world sounds, classical instruments, wooden percussion and hocketing voices that bring us back down to earth and give way to tender, reflective scenes with a welcoming, warm hand, simultaneously introducing and casting off complex characters, nostalgic vignettes of playground innocence, scenic walks home and images of tribal worship.

The Forest allus. You’ll oultn't ever know who killed the bears.

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released November 13, 2021

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TBC EDITIONS is a label releasing limited-edition runs of experimental audio and film work. Evolved out of The Brunswick Club, a community of artists, musicians, filmmakers and performers, who came together in 2017-2019 to occupy a former working-men’s club in central Bristol. ... more

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