One for the Fossa, Two for the Wolverine, by The Clandestine Quartet

One for the Fossa, Two for the Wolverine

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1.	Don't Hang From My Ceiling 20:40	buy track
2.	Thank You Mr. Jackpots 06:50	buy track
3.	(So Long) Harry Dean 05:30	buy track
4.	One For The Fossa, Two For The Wolverine 05:05	buy track
5.	Wrong Church 03:14	buy track
6.	The Taxi Driver's Claim To Fame 13:00	buy track
7.	Wrong Religion 02:13	buy track

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Thirty Three Thirty Three is proud to present the debut LP from the Clandestine Quartet, bringing together Alan and Richard Bishop with Michael Flower and Chris Corsano. Invited to perform in London as part of the St John Sessions series, Alan Bishop rounded up this quartet of underground stalwarts with a deep history of collaborative ventures – the Bishop brothers making up two-thirds of the legendary Sun City Girls, Richard Bishop and Corsano comprising two parts of psychedelic juggernaut Rangda, and the Flower-Corsano Duo having wowed audiences for over a decade with their face-melting brand of eastern-tinged free shred.

The quartet spent four days in the studio developing material for the London show and recording the seven pieces heard here (five across the two sides of the LP, accompanied by two digital bonus tracks). They settled, for the most part, on something approaching a classic rock quartet line-up: Richard Bishop on electric guitar, Michael Flower on his signature amplified ‘Japanese banjo’ (an Indian keyed zither), Alan Bishop on bass and Chris Corsano manning the drums. Rather than a straight-up improvised blowing session, the LP strikes a balance between free-flowing spontaneous interaction and structured surprise, alternating between zoned-out group meditations and stop-on-a-dime unison dynamics.

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released October 31, 2019

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