OUR HEAT (YOUR MOISTURE) Various Artists 1998

 

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compilation on Scuss Media label

 

Tracklist

1	Broken Symmetry–	Firestorm
2	Another Dead Sharon–	On All Fours
3	Melted Men–	Ape Limpin Log Cabin
4	God Is My Co-Pilot–	Fearful Symmetry
5	Turkish Delight–	Gull Bite
6	Routerwhelm–	Grunt, Peal, And Eat
7	William Carlos Williams (2)–	Cunnilmingus
8	Remora–	A New World
9	Glenn Lizzy–	Chef Boy Ardee Alien Boy
10	Pineal Ventana–	He Said "She Won't Dance With Me"
11	Go-Fi–	Deep From Sleep Awake
12	Thin White Dukes–	WWIII
13	Charlie Parker (3)–	Dog, Thee Of Hair
14	Who Killed Teacher?–	Chapel Birds
15	Eta Carinae–	Videodrome
16	Heinous Bienfang*–	Three-Headed Cow
17	Tweezer–	Delivery Boy
18	Liar's Club (2)–	Ascension On The Tokyo Rail
19	Mary Baked Eddie–	Tomorrow Could Be Today
20	Peppermint Synapse–	Fly On By
21	Morsel–	Boullion (Beat Mix)
22	BOB (5)–	Doublewide
23	The Mudflap Girls From Venus–	You
24	Dan Acaroid Resin Factory–	50 Ways To Kill A Bean Bubble
25	Medaglia D'Oro–	Japanoaize
26	Suran Song In Stag–	Sky Blue Pace

MORSEL Noise Floor 1994

 

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Morsel Biography

by Zac Johnson

Almost in answer to the grunge movement that was pervasive on college campuses in the early 90s, the experimental art rock quartet Morsel was formed in Ann Arbor, MI, in 1992. Bassist Be Hussey, vocalist and flute player Miriam Cabrera, guitarist Shawn Jimmerson, and drummer Brian Boulter experimented with dark textural rhythms and dissonant guitar lines, augmented with the flute and vocals being run through a Leslie rotating speaker, giving their compositions a uniquely otherworldly sound. Their 1993 self-released cassette, the G.I.B.L.E.T. EP, was followed by the Steve Albini-produced Noise Floor on the ill-fated Choke label the following year. Soon after the album's release, Jimmerson left the band to transform himself into Clark S. Nova, frontman for the industrial metal band Wig, and Morsel recruited local guitarist and producer Geoff Streadwick and part-time drummer Jacques Duskin. Their 1995-1996 recordings appeared on the sublime Morsel E.P. and proved to be the strongest and most forceful period of their career. Several lineup changes plagued the band for the rest of their career, but the core of Hussey and Cabrera (and didgeridoo/electronics twiddler Fat'hed) were well supported on the 1997 CD I'm a Wreck by guitarist Jason Burbo and drummer Chad Pratt. That album was subsequently remixed by Warren DeFever (His Name Is Alive) and Robert Rich, among others, on 1999's limited-edition Wrecked and Remixed. After recording Para Siempre (with Hussey moving to drums and Joshua Pardon taking over on bass) in 2000, the band took a break to devote time to other projects and the album was released in the summer of the following year.

 

Tracklist

1. DD
2. Cotton Club
3. Motorcaid
4. Featherbits
5. Spark Knock
6. Ignoramus
7. Semen
8. Super 9
9. Thimble
10. Noise Floor (Raise The)