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  • Cassette + Digital Album

    Clear case with original artwork by Jothi (A processed version of a found drawing which became the basis for the sound experiments) White shell. only 15 copies.

    Includes unlimited streaming of Split via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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Jothi - Sometime during the 1800's a procession of elephants marched down the Western Road 06:35
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Jothi - Sometime during the 1800's a procession of elephants marched down the Western Road [Ninit Remix] 05:48
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Ascsom & Jothi - Garden 3000 06:12
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Ascsoms - Psyataryo 13:07
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Ascsoms - Psyataryo [Ninit Remix] 05:04
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Split is the 5th limited run cassette release on the Brighton based collective Ceremonial Laptop.
A collaboration between Ascsoms, Jothi and Ninit. Two individual tracks by Ascsoms and Jothi both get the Ninit remix treatment, making four tracks. One additional track is mixed and edited by Ascsoms that consists of sounds produced in improvisational environments by Ascsoms and Jothi.

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released September 27, 2019

Ascsoms - Adam Wimbush
Jothi - Gary Huggins
Ninit - Greg Adsley

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ascsoms Brighton, UK

A small ceremonial soaking of moving sound.

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