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Godtet
Godtet

Godtet
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Artists

Godtet

Catno

SAPE001

Formats

1x Vinyl LP Album Repress

Country

Australia

Release date

Jan 1, 2024

This genuinely organic album, Godtet, recorded live in Studios 301, Alexandria, Sydney in 2016 is repressed for the first time in six years on the La Sape label. It celebrates the meditative potency of the (just over or under) two-minute track that begins, like 'Arp' or 'Hahahhaha', as ambient exploratory rhythmical waves leading into sounds to come. Like 'Hekkaz' where Tully Ryan and Dominic Kirk's percussive poundings and slappings pleasurably alert the listener to the more luxurious melodic mixture of Andrew Bruce's keys with Godrigues' lamenting guitar, playing harmonious echoey expressive beats. Here, one of the many stand out tracks 'Ensueo' is only matched by the even more groovy and halting 'Comedy', bassline by Jan Bangma. Recorded and produced by Godriguez and Jack Prest who also mixed and mastered this conceptual adventure into the world of rhythm and reverb where John Martyn meets Alfa Mist, Godtet lovingly foregrounds each band member's singularity, culminating in the exceptional self-titled final piece. A must for those who love a late-night listening session over and over again.

Media: Mi
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$52*

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A1

Arp

A2

Hekkaz

A3

Ensueño

A4

Hi

A5

Comedy

A6

Deluge

A7

Maxlushcarlotta

B1

Take Off

B2

Jani Bangs!

B3

Hahahhahah

B4

Magnibro

B5

Godtet

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