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Crossing Casco Bay

by Robert Poss

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Crossing Casco Bay, the out-of-print 2002 companion CD to Distortion Is Truth, is finally available again via Bandcamp downloads. This is very much an exploration of Doepfer, MOTM and Blacet analog synth modules, all in the service of majestic, rhythmic drones combined with a few other oddities. From Allmusic: /Crossing Casco Bay is the second "companion" CD by Robert Poss. While it is every bit as experimental and existential as Distortion Is Truth, it is also completely different. The disc features two long-form (over 18 minutes) compositions and three shorter pieces. This instrumental set features Poss in a more ambient and minimalist mode. The long pieces are e-music bliss. Building atmospheres from a deep drone, Poss evokes bizarre imagery. He downplays the dissonance in favor of mechanical repetition and experimental skullduggery. These dark and dreary atmospheres are monotonous monotones (in minimalism, that is a good thing). This is certainly avant-garde, but it is also excellent electronic minimalism. This disc is destined to take its place among the greats of the genre. Only time will tell./

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released January 8, 2022

Robert Poss: Drums, guitars, bass, electronics. Susan Stenger: electric baritone guitar and Kato Hideki: bowed double bass, on "Drift." Peter Lockett/The Mix: Tabla on "Throne of Blood (Reprise) Digital layout by Jason Braun. Back Cover Photo by Lisa McGaughran. All Music © and ℗, Blessing And Curse Music (ASCAP). All Rights Reserved.

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Robert Poss New York, New York

Composer and guitarist Robert Poss was a founding member of Band Of Susans,
 which Rolling Stone Magazine described as "adamantly arty, brainy,
 visceral and bracing." Tape Op
 Magazine described him as a “guitar genius, drone meister …the master
 of treated and manipulated guitars.” ... more

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