Single IE 2012 on Janet Records label
Electronic, Folk, World and (Experimental, Modern Classical)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY ALAN TURING! A lesser known fact about Alan Turing is that his favorite song was Molly Malone, (his Mother was Irish, after all), which, so the story goes, he insisted on rendering on the violin to the police who came to arrest him on charges of gross indecency, before agreeing to make his statement to them. This recording by Matmos of Clodagh Simonds (of Fovea Hex) singing Molly Malone, in itself a sonic marvel of intelligent artifice, was first featured on their FOR ALAN TURING ep, a work commissioned in 2006 by The Mathematical Sciences Research Institute at Berkely CA on the opening of their new Mathematics Hall. Full review from 2006 original release: brainwashed.com Photo-collage: Andrei Bakhmin
Fovea Hex , IE album by | |
Matmos , *1995 US album by | |
Mark Lightcap g, voc, US acoustic guitar | |
Martin Schmidt syn, *1964 US hurdy gurdy, vocoder, effects, enigma machine | |
Drew Daniel sampler, *1971 US synthesizer, mixed by, mix, sequenced by, sequence, sampler, sampling | |
Blevin Blectum , violin | |
Clodagh Simonds voc, p, *1953 IE voice |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Molly Malone | Fovea Hex / Matmos | 6:11 |