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Tim Burgess

A Gain / Stoned Alone Again Or - Seahawks Remix / Hours - Tandy Love Remix

O.Genesis present a super Limited 12" Pressing, exclusive to Piccadilly Records, of remixes from Tim Burgess' recent, critically acclaimed, album "Oh No, I Love You".

Seahawks delivers a stunning 11 minute remix of "A Gain//Stoned Alone Again Or (Seahawks Remix)", exclusive to 12", whilst on the flip Tandy Love aka Andy Votel brings his remix skills to "Hours".



TRACK LISTING

A – A Gain // Stone Alone Again Or (Seahawks Remix)
B – Hours // Tandy Love (Andy Votel Remix)

Jorge Elbrecht

Presentable Corpse 002

    Jorge Elbrecht joins the O Genesis roster for a special edition release of Presentable Corpse 002. Although Jorge Elbrecht may be a new name to UK music fans, he already has an illustrious and varied body of work to his name, thanks to his prolific output as a solo recording artist, producer, mixer, and visual artist. Born in Costa Rica and raised in the U.S., Elbrecht’s production and collaboration credits with the likes of Sky Ferreira, Japanese Breakfast, Gang Gang Dance, No Joy, Geneva Jacuzzi, and countless others have given him a well-deserved reputation as one of the most in-demand and respected names in independent music today.

    Presentable Corpse 002 is the inaugural full-length collection of his ongoing Presentable Corpse recordings. Elbrecht himself describes Presentable Corpse as “sunshine pop” that contains lyrics written from the perspective of a fictional Vietnam-era soldier at war, conveying a story of regret, homesickness, combat fatigue, and political anger.

    Information about Elbrecht largely comes from The Executor(s) of the Estate of Jorge Elbrecht, who claims full control over the artist’s creative output, both past and present. According to the estate, Elbrecht’s “disaffection with the milieu of the day developed into a pathology by his late twenties, resulting in dangerously high levels of stress and anxiety as the thematic content of his work grew darker.”

    Presentable Corpse 002 is sure to not only delight Jorge Elbrecht’s already sizeable fan-base with its disarmingly inviting psychedelic sunshine pop, but also gain a considerable and well-deserved new following in the UK and Europe. 


    TRACK LISTING

    1. Blocking Out The Horror
    2. This Time Or Never
    3. Tuesday Morning
    4. Ancient Grief
    5. The Clouds Are Gone
    6. Brittle Vines Break
    7. Fading Memory
    8. Run & Hide
    9. The Springtime Brigade
    10. Dawn Is Creeping
    11. Leaf Cycle
    12. Piereced By The Ice 

    Richard Youngs & Daniel O'Sullivan

    Twelve Of Hearts

      Twelve of Hearts is the debut album by experimental songwriters, Daniel O’Sullivan and Richard Youngs.

      Each song has four chords. No more. No less. They cycle without variation. They never change key. As Youngs sings on Oblivion Riviera, this is “the glittering formula”.

      The music is augmented by an array of sources including piano, tape machines, guitars, reeds, strings, metal sheet and computer. Constructed over several months - O’Sullivan in London, Youngs in Glasgow - only material strictly adhering to the formula has made it on to this release. The result is a cycle of 12 songs based on one chord progression.

      After releasing O’Sullivan’s two solo albums ‘Veld’ and ‘Folly’ and Youngs’ 2018 album ‘Belief’, this is the duo's first for Tim Burgess' O Genesis label.

      TRACK LISTING

      A1 First Throw Of The Ocean
      A2 Big Old Star
      A3 Fear Catches The Sky
      A4 Long Joyful Dream
      A5 The Gate
      A6 Touch Of The Sun
      B1 Don't Hang With Angels
      B2 Oblivion Riviera
      B3 In The August Dream
      B4 Like I Need To Be Amazed
      B5 Remain The Fool
      B6 Twelve Of Hearts

      Richard Youngs

      Belief

        Youngs recorded the album in his hometown, Glasgow, as a cycle of chamber songs, a 21st century update of the solo album – one musician playing all the instruments in a small one-room set up. The album itself began with Youngs collecting his own percussion samples: from handclaps, a battered old cymbal, an extractor fan vent, FM radio interference, cassette hiss and a kick from “a disastrously ‘80s sounding drum machine”. These were then used to programme beats, played back at randomly determined tempos in durations mapped to randomly chosen major label songs.

        The original plan was to send Belief out to the ‘major’ labels and collect the rejection letters as an art project. But, as soon as the album had been mixed, Daniel O’Sullivan (Grumbling Fur, This Is Not This Heat) played the songs to Tim Burgess and before the mail art project could take off, Belief became Richard’s debut for Tim Burgess’ O Genesis Recordings label.


        TRACK LISTING

        A1: My Own 21st Century (3'48")
        A2: Nebulosity (3'17")
        A3: Feeling Like Dystopia (4'06")
        A4: As The Mind Shrinks It Tends Towards Disappearing (2'38")
        A5: Bewilderment (2'34")
        B1: In Another Fog (2'27")
        B2: I Wasn't Alone (2'08")
        B3: Caledonia Running Out Of My Mind (3'25")
        B4: Can You Not See My Intensity? (2'32")
        B5: Otherwise Ourselves (1'39")
        B6: Great Breath Of Wonderment (3'33")

        ‘Over You’, recorded and self produced in London last year, was mixed by Tim Burgess and Jim Spencer and features eleven tracks including the forthcoming single ‘Medicine’

        Meet Throwing Up. Their music is the sound of a kind of sticker book collage of the best of the past and the present, with one eye on the future. There are clues that they're from London and it's 2013 but they could be from anywhere, anytime in the last 30, or even the next 10 years – ‘Over You’ builds a house on these raw foundations. With their whistle at the bus stop hooks and snappy tunes their songs are stripped back, yet so catchy too… it’s Agit pop like we’ve not seen in a while. A little bit of something to shake the mainstream up but happy to be a poster on your bedroom wall too – We love Camille and Clare and we reckon the world will too. We love Throwing Up and they’re what we really need right now!

        Throwing Up began early last year when Camille Benett (vocals/guitar) and Clare James Clare (bass/vocals) both formerly of unhinged girl-rage rock quartet Headless teamed up with drummer Andrew Moran. The trio have since built up a great reputation for their explosive live shows which combine the emotional impact of their songs with irreverent delivery and theirs is a sweet spot somewhere between self-awareness and youthful innocence.

        TRACK LISTING

        1. Red Ribbon
        2. Big Love
        3. Snake
        4. Toothache
        5. Mother Knows Best
        6. Sarah
        7. Gone Again
        8. Bother You
        9. Stomach Pain
        10. Medicine
        11. When I Touch You

        Jack Underwood

        Wilderbeast

        "A few months ago it was decided that OGen004 would be a vinyl and digital release of some poems by Jack Underwood. We had no real idea how much interest would be generated by a 7" single of poetry but everyone who had heard Jack's poetry seemed to like it and the idea was we would treat it like any other release of a song by a band - we thought that if we didn't make out we thought it was a little odd that nobody else would."

        Debut single from this Leeds via Manchester via London duo on the fledgling O Genesis Recordings label.

        Replicas, Helena Gee (vocals/ guitar) and Ashiya Eastwood (vocals/ guitar/ keyboard), formed at the end of last year and have been quietly building a growing fan base around the country with their enchanting slant on moody, yet melodic pop.

        Produced by Tim Burgess, the new single is a three track EP featuring ‘Hearts Beat’, ‘In The City’ and Disappear’.

        TRACK LISTING

        A1: Hearts Beat (33 Rpm)
        A2: The City (33 Rpm)
        AA: You Disappear (45 Rpm)


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