Description
David’s songs came from a different angle but leant into the same sonic palette and shared the same sense of a past becoming granulated
from the lyrics
The Sophtware Slump
Produced by Quincy Jones
be they the instrumental cuts to tunes such as Alton Ellis’ ‘Mad Mad’
CALLAHAN & WITSCHER - Sorry To Hear That Format:2LP with Poster Insert David’s songs came from aJack Callahan and Jeff Witscher were tired. They had each been toiling in the American underground experimental music scene since the turn of the millennium, under names you may or may not recognize: Rene Hell, Marble Sky, die Reihe, too many to name. Their first full length Think Differently was the result of a confluence of end points: the dissolution of their underground scene and, in no small part because of that, the abstract music they had made
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