SNUTCH, by SNUTCH

SNUTCH

by SNUTCH

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musicjunkie Great, did already listen several times, better than most tape releases I ever bought, but still not sold out? Shame, you should try to change that! I hear no real jazz here, but PSYCH... ;)

Astro Rockandrolla I LOVE this tape. Deeply trippy, well put together. Feels intimate and spacious in turns. Sophisticated, noisy jazz-punk. One of my favorite releases so far this year. No filler despite the substantial length. Favorite track: For Balkaar / Back in Baltimore.

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Hand Labeled and Numbered. Printed J-card, Clear Case.
Printed in Leicester
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1.	First Take, We'll Take It 02:01	info	buy track
2.	A Real Walk 09:34	info	buy track
3.	For Balkaar / Back in Baltimore 05:18	info	buy track
4.	Dutch Snub 04:37	info	buy track
5.	Gotta Get Some God Pt. 1 10:09	info	buy track
6.	Gotta Get Some God Pt. 2 05:18	info	buy track
7.	Tanzverbot ft. Ro Greengrass 08:04	info	buy track
8.	Rodent Drip 02:49	lyrics	buy track
Innocent, Innocent one, Have someone that will stay, Innocent
9.	End Practice 14:18	lyrics	buy track
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RECORDED AND ARRANGED 2019–2020
Post-produced band improvisations and electronic experiments
Demo / Album / Live / Mixtape

Documenting two years’ worth of crammed housebound recordings, from our first jam living together, all the way through to the throes of the coronavirus pandemic; SNUTCH is a (de/re)constructed celebration of collective noise, with all the mistakes left where they belong. Captured moments of us repeating ourselves until we've forgotten what we're playing have been cut-up, left alone, sped-up, feedback abused, overdubbed, looped, and layered; until nothing remains but the eternally unintended.

We would have liked to have been able to bring you this music in person, who knows maybe it will happen someday soon. In the meanwhile, we hope this record scratches some kind of itch.
Special thanks to everyone who helped bring this album to life, especially the lovely people featured within these recordings who may or may not know they are amongst the ruckus. And to our neighbors, sorry for all the noise. It was all necessary.

Naivety Over Virtuosity. Process/Protest/Progress.
Record Everything.

Instruments and [mostly 2nd hand] Objects ---------->

Alesis 8 channel, Clubmaster 8 channel, SoundCraft Spirit Folio sxl, Studiomaster Club dsp, Yamaha MG102c (no-input feedback), Scarlett 2i2, Onyx Blackjack, FMR RNC 1773, Realistic Graphic EQ, SM57, Ev RE20, AKG Omni, AKG Tri-Power D3600, Behringer c-2, Audio Technica AT2020, General Misc/Crap Mic’s, Zoom H4n, Fender Rumble 500, Ampeg SVT 7 pro, FAL Bass Amp, Peavey Bandit 112, Gear4Music Shit Amp, Line 6 DL4, Ditto x4 Looper, Dream Reaper, Enzo Merris, Vox Distortion, Electroharmonix Small Clone, Dyna Drive, Digitech Bass Whammy, Faulty Leem Micro Mixer, Boss dd-3, Mooer Shimverb, Boss md-2, Morley Classic Wah (99p), Death Metal Distortion, Avalanche Run, Bored Brain Patchulator, Hologram Dream Sequence, Technics SL-1700 Record Player, BBC English with a Dialect Record Vol. 1, Dirty Electronics Bed of Nails (x3), Korg Minilogue, Cello, Casio SK-1, Casio SK-5, Yamaha Vss-200, Casiotone 501, A Red Ukelele (hit with sticks), Melodica, Daniel Johnston Kettle, Buddha Box, Recorder, Harmonica, Electric Piano, Real Piano, Squier Affinity Telecaster, Jaguar/Jazzmaster, Cigar Box 3-String Guitar, Custom P-Bass, Custom Short Scale Fretless, Acoustic Guitar With Terrible Action, Premier 81’ Prototype Kit, Some cymbals, Rage 335 Circular Saw Blade, Impulse Mic Kick, Tambourine, Egg Shaker, Seed Shaker, Various Shakers, Rainstick, Claves, Steel Drum, Clay/Skin Drum, Wood/Skin Drum, general household items that may sound good when struck, etc.

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released May 14, 2021

Recorded on another terraced street.
Produced by Fermata Ark
All music by SNUTCH
Artwork by Fermata Ark
Additional design by Small Skin

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SNUTCH Leicester, UK

100% Improvised Punk ----- Repeat
Ad ----- Nauseum

No Demos.
No Rehearsal.

2019-2022

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