6:17PM : The Aunt Turns Into An Ant (Alternate Version)
i. Prologue. The aunt waits out her companionless actuality in Humantown.
ii. Crunch time. Tea waste. Flagstone desert.
iii. Sequence #1
iv. Six feet and under the table. Approaching terror.
v. Beset by centipedes. The well-timed rescue.
vi. Sequence #2
vii. Acceptance into the colony, on condition that eighteen score and ten aphids are ritually sacrificed. Refusal and escape.
viii. Flagstone dessert (with cake crumbs). Ant alone.
ix. Sequence #3
x. My name is Silvius. Ant elopes. From ants to blackbirds and beyond.
xi. Each its hour.
credits
released November 30, 2018
Produced by Jarrod Gosling.
Written by Jarrod Gosling.
Published by copyright control.
Personnel:
Jarrod Gosling: Mellotron, various analogue synthesizers, Hammond organs, Leslie speaker, Jarlsberg organ, Philips Philicorda, Rhodes electric piano, various keyboards, bass guitars, electric and acoustic guitars, Rogers drums, percussion, voice, bowed saw, glockenspiels, visuals, accordion, recorder, whistles, stylophone, mouth organ, home made stuff, direction, effects.
with:
Mick Somerset-Ward: tenor and alto saxophones, alto and C flutes, whistles, clarinet, bass clarinet, Jew's harp, Maestro effects unit, voice.
Louis Atkinson: tenor and soprano saxophones.
Kevin Pearce: voice.
Richard Bradley: EMS Synthi AKS, flexitone, vibraslap.
Graham McElearney: harp.
Lucy Hope: voice.
Jack Helliwell: violin.
Recorded at Pig View Studio, Sheffield, England during 2011/2012.
Artwork by Jarrod Gosling/Varrod Goblink.
Quatermass Records.
Copyright 2018 Quatermass. All rights reserved. Unauthorised copying, reproduction, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting prohibited.
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