Album Review
Carter, Tom – “Glyph” – [Digitalis Industries]
Lawn Chair Joints. A well deserved reissue of some of Tom Carter’s solo instrumental work here. Tom Carter (? of the Charalambides) originally released this album in 2004 as a very limited CD-R, but thanks to Brad Rose and Digitalis, this three track album sees the light of day again. Two acoustic guitar pieces surrounding a slow roasting, 34:37, lap steel barrage is what makes up this album. No effects, overdubs, and tom-foolery on this album, just Tom at Bullbabe studios in Austin, Texas with his instruments. The lap steel track was recorded in one of the hallways at the recording studio. This loose style of the recordings is a large part of what opens you up to Tom Carter’s solo work. Throw the metronome out of the window, and just open your ears to let the music flow into your mind. — Numa
you heard it 23 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 402 days ago, Bryan Chandler played Glyph III
- 1886 days ago, Phil Phactor played Glyph III
- 2019 days ago, John Goldfarb played Glyph I
- 3686 days ago, From The Vault played Glyph III
- 5692 days ago, Dangerous Dan played Glyph II
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