Other Music - Incidents Out Of Context

Artist: Other Music
Album: Incidents Out Of Context

Electronic

1983

Rating: 4.47

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Review by Gloria Benavides

Other Music's album "Incidents Out of Context" is a unique and captivating musical journey that combines experimental sounds with traditional instrumentation. The band's use of electronic beats, distorted guitars, and haunting vocals creates an otherworldly atmosphere that is both eerie and beautiful.

The album's opening track "Catacombs" sets the tone for the rest of the album with its slow, brooding melody and haunting vocals. As the album progresses, tracks like "Lost in Translation" and "Ghost in the Machine" showcase the band's ability to blend different genres and create a sound that is entirely their own.

The album's standout track, "Siren Song," is a hauntingly beautiful ballad that showcases the band's skill in crafting intricate melodies and emotional lyrics. The song's soaring chorus and delicate instrumentation make it a standout moment on the album.

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Tracks

Track	Duration	Preview
Compulsive Behavior	3:21
It Is It, Part Two	3:03
Music With Too Many Parts	7:52
Incidents Out Of Context	11:23
The Spirit Is Willing	8:02
It Is It, Part One	3:08

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Catalog Numbers

FF 302

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Flying Fish

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Vinyl
LP

Companies

Role	Company
Recorded At	Music Research
Mixed At	Starlight Sound
Published By	Pilker Publishing

Credits

Role	Credit
Artwork	Reid Martin
Cello	David B. Doty
Marimba	David B. Doty
Metallophone	David B. Doty
Synthesizer	David B. Doty
Chimes	Henry S. Rosenthal
Drums	Henry S. Rosenthal
Electric Guitar	Henry S. Rosenthal
Saxophone	Carola B. Anderson
Engineer	Dough Reid, Peter Adams
English Horn	Andrew Fischer
French Horn	Dale S. Soules
Trombone	Dale S. Soules
Photography	Paul Berg

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Matrix / Runout: (Side A, Etched): FF-302-A 41690 'signed RS'
Matrix / Runout: (Side B, Etched): FF-302-B 41690 'signed RS'

About Other Music

was a contemporary music ensemble that performed the compositions of its members on original justly tuned instruments. Founded in 1975 by David B. Doty, Henry S. Rosenthal, and Dale S. Soules, the San Francisco based group created a complex and absorbing music that synthesized elements from a wide variety of historical and world-music sources. Among the group's most evident influences are the gamelans of Java and Bali, the intonational theories of Harry Partch and Lou Harrison, European modal polyphony, and the American experimental traditions. In May of 1980, recorded its first LP, "Prime Numbers" issued on the Nth Degree label. Also that year, they incorporated under the non-profit laws for the purpose of developing resources and research in the areas of new instrument design and tuning systems; and the support of ensembles dedicated to their use. Flying Fish Records released their second album "Incidents Out of Context" in 1983.

Members

Henry S. Rosenthal
Andrew Fischer
Carola B. Anderson
David B. Doty
Kathy Sheehy
Jonathan Plenn
Brenda J. Tiersma
Robert Lauriston
Jacqueline Summerfield
James Stadig
Dale S. Soules

Summary by Gloria Benavides

"Incidents Out of Context" is a must-listen for fans of experimental music and those looking for something new and exciting. Other Music's unique blend of sounds and styles make this album a standout in the current musical landscape.

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giftguy82

2023-06-24

wow, talk about obscure. i bought the LP sometime in the late 80s and today pulled it from storage to give it another, long-overdue listen. thanks for posting it.