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Track List
01) Make Way
02) The Elektrik Karousel
03) Petroleum Paisley
04) tigt gruffil
05) The Flourescent Host
06) Skipping Spook
07) Kinky Korner Klub
08) The Kool Kranium
09) Hypnoradiol
10) Bachoo
11) The Heavy Blessing
12) Chordfl
13) Hope Hodgsone
14) Poppingart
15) Let Them Go
16) The Magic Pendulum
17) Flaming Voices
18) The Church Bellows
19) Oakston New Scene
20) Wax Phantoms
21) Frumious Numinous
22) The Plastic Castle
23) Let's Listen
24) Oh Want Away
25) Harmonium
26) SPOLK
27) Hoojumany
28) A New Mystery
29) More Night Films
01) Make Way
02) The Elektrik Karousel
03) Petroleum Paisley
04) tigt gruffil
05) The Flourescent Host
06) Skipping Spook
07) Kinky Korner Klub
08) The Kool Kranium
09) Hypnoradiol
10) Bachoo
11) The Heavy Blessing
12) Chordfl
13) Hope Hodgsone
14) Poppingart
15) Let Them Go
16) The Magic Pendulum
17) Flaming Voices
18) The Church Bellows
19) Oakston New Scene
20) Wax Phantoms
21) Frumious Numinous
22) The Plastic Castle
23) Let's Listen
24) Oh Want Away
25) Harmonium
26) SPOLK
27) Hoojumany
28) A New Mystery
29) More Night Films
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2013
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Ghost Box co-convenor Julian House is back to haunt your waking dreams with a new album of imagined library cues, test-tones, telly themes and yellowed sound-postcards from a 70s childhood you may or may not have endured. This is his first solo album as The Focus Group since 2007's We Are All Pan's People, though of course in 2009 there was the magickal, expansive Broadcast collaboration Investigate Witch Cults of The Radio Age. In the best possible sense, it's a return to business as usual: a deviant collector's collage of ersatz soft-psych, pastoral jazz, public information announcements, mystic folk and oingy-boingy Open University electronics at once utopian, melancholy, twee, trippy and sinister. It says a lot about the fecundity of Ghost Box's aesthetic universe that House is still able to wrench material as fresh as this out of its soil, and with Belbury Poly and The Advisory Circle now pursuing a more prog and folk-influenced live band sound, Elektrik Carousel is the most satisfying Ghost Box emission in a while - at least for admirers of the unheimlich, shoppe-soiled sampladelia sensibility it was founded on.
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Ghost Box co-convenor Julian House is back to haunt your waking dreams with a new album of imagined library cues, test-tones, telly themes and yellowed sound-postcards from a 70s childhood you may or may not have endured. This is his first solo album as The Focus Group since 2007's We Are All Pan's People, though of course in 2009 there was the magickal, expansive Broadcast collaboration Investigate Witch Cults of The Radio Age. In the best possible sense, it's a return to business as usual: a deviant collector's collage of ersatz soft-psych, pastoral jazz, public information announcements, mystic folk and oingy-boingy Open University electronics at once utopian, melancholy, twee, trippy and sinister. It says a lot about the fecundity of Ghost Box's aesthetic universe that House is still able to wrench material as fresh as this out of its soil, and with Belbury Poly and The Advisory Circle now pursuing a more prog and folk-influenced live band sound, Elektrik Carousel is the most satisfying Ghost Box emission in a while - at least for admirers of the unheimlich, shoppe-soiled sampladelia sensibility it was founded on.
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