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The Caretaker

Patience (After Sebald)

History Always Favours The Win · SKU: HAFTW013LP

Techno • Beats • Ambient • Drone

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Tracklist

12 tracks
  • 1Everything Is On The Point Of DecNo preview
  • 10Increasingly Absorbed In His OwnNo preview
  • 11Isolated Lights On The Abyss Of INo preview
  • 12The Night Is Over And The Dawn IsNo preview
  • 2As If One Were Sinking Into SandNo preview
  • 3Approaching The Outer Limits Of ONo preview
  • 4When The Dog Days Were Drawing ToNo preview
  • 5A Last Glimpse Of The Land BeingNo preview
  • 6The Homesickness That Was CorrodiNo preview
  • 7I Have Become Almost Invisible, TNo preview
  • 8In The Deep And Dark Hours Of TheNo preview
  • 9No One Knows What Shadowy MemorieNo preview

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HAFTW013LP

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New

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Mint (M)

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Mint (M)

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1xVinyl 12" 12inch Vinyl

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Description

Originally released in 2012. A long-in-the-making soundtrack to acclaimed filmmaker Grant Gee's documentary about German writer WG Sebald. »Patience (After Sebald)« is a multi-layered film essay on landscape, art, history, life and loss - an exploration of the work and influence of German writer WG Sebald (1944-2001), told via a long walk through coastal East Anglia tracking his most famous book »The Rings Of Saturn«. Much like The Caretaker's oeuvre, Sebald's works are particularly focused on themes of memory, both personal and collective, making Kirby the ideal candidate for this score. Grant tasked him with soundtracking responsibilities, but rather than thrift shop shellac, the source material for »Patience« was sourced from Franz Schubert's 1827 piece 'Winterreise' and subjected to his perplexing processes, smudging and rubbing isolated fragments into a dust-caked haze of plangent keys, strangely resolved loops and de-pitched vocals which recede from view as eerily as they appear. Mastered by Lupo at D&M, the album is adorned with another specially commissioned painting by Ivan Seal.

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