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Yaw

by Givan Lötz

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Lost Tribe Sound Givan's guitar work hangs heavy on the body like the gnarled bark of a giant oak. It's incredibly tactile and rich, you can almost make out the shape of each note hovering in the air. This is the first time I've heard him go for an all instrumental approach, and it's magic. Hard to place, recalls Takeshi Nishimoto, The Phonometrician and early Alvarius B.
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Behr 01:29
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Veruca 03:34
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Bolus 00:52
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Daentl 02:03
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Vomer 02:28
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Liver 02:51
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Revesz 02:16
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Dipygus 02:43
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Fontanelle 03:11
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Lumbar 01:33
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Sternal 03:12
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Riehl 01:20
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Tunica 03:19
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Patella 02:52
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Epulis 03:12
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Tietz 00:44
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Rubella 03:02
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Crouzon 01:21
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Varicella 01:43
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Enterolith 00:41
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Cogan 02:09
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Keloid 05:22
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Marfan 01:24

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Unveil/En veil.

Givan Lötz' YaW – the telling and untelling companion work to previous album MAW – is a collection of instrumental vignettes that voices Lötz' inborn curiosity and play. The 24 sketches toy with and investigate style and stylization – stroking genre, sipping weird foliage, circumnavigating ley lines.

Imbibing the scents and scapes offered by established forms, YaW refrains from submitting to given biomes: One track is a found, alien instrument – part piano interior, part mystery string – morosely stumbling along, shedding gilden ambience, while another is set in some abandoned forest/attic, curtsying to skeletal strings punctuated by hoodoo-grin percussion and italicized shadow..

Most of YaW's songlets skirt identifiable category, titillate with amorous hints before ebbing from structure and re-assembling elseward.

Deliciously, YaW also serves to expand the brief, controlled perspectives of MAW's implicit world/s, unveiling the grids not described in the latter's 10 song map-work – those non regions traditionally demarcated by the legend 'dragons roam here.' As with philiac map-explorers of old, hungry listeners will know that 'dragons' are short-hand for hidden wonder.
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released April 7, 2017

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released April 7, 2017

Written, Recorded, Produced: Givan Lötz
Mastering: Jon Murphy

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Givan Lötz Johannesburg, South Africa

I am an artist because I am uncertain. The moments of obsession involved in this process of art-making aspire to achieve a mood of catharsis.

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