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Little Tribblets In Every Room

Eric Novak

Label: Self Released
Released: 2016
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Tracks

It's Always Been There, Pt. I; Caution and Precision; An Unknown Thing Is Always Around the Corner; Sifting Through Saturated Screams; Echoes Of Existence, Eons Ago; It's Always Been There, Pt. II

Personnel

Eric Novak
saxophone, tenor

Additional Personnel / Information

Eric Novak: alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, oboe, heckelphone, shell flute, balafon, marimba, vibraphone, sheng, didgeridoo, xun, percussion, voice, spirits, swords; Robby “Roob” Kuntz: drums, timpani, marimba, percussion, voice, feet, spirits, swords; LeeAnna Studt: trombone, voice, teeth, feet, spirits; Ryan Donlin: double bass, voice, feet, spirits, swords; Madz Negro: violin, voice; Elena Denny: cello, voice; Derek McAnally: drums; Selena Greising: French horn, voice; Braden Poole: voice, feet, spirits, swords, comb; Cale Sennett: trumpet, voice; Laura Brooks: flute, voice; Ethan Berg: clarinet, voice; Ayethaw Tun, Celia Williams, Tommy Bravos: voices, feet, spirits, swords; Kate Ford, Karen Matkovich: voices, feet; Charlie Franz: intonation, voice; Olivia Novak, Kate VanPetten, Jonas Wightman, Cat McManus, Muhammed Rizvi, Connor Hughes, Grant Daigle, Ian Simmons, Chaepter Negro, Derek Carter, Katie Craft, Jeremy Gruner, Yemaya Jennings, Anna Sciaccotta, Casey Ross, David Flowers, Scott McLaughlin, Don Tomes: voices Eric Novak: art, engineer, production, additional mixing Derek McAnally: mixing, engineer, production Chaepter Negro: mixing, mastering, production Cale Sennett: photography, engineer

Album Description

An album inspired by an intense vision I had where I heard the screams of civilizations long extinguished emanating from my toilet. This album is an aural portrayal of this experience as one man finds himself catapulted thousands of years into the past only to be killed and fade back into the time continuum and be forgotten from this universe altogether. All of the musicians on this album are of the highest caliber and I'm deeply grateful for their involvement and willingness to throw themselves fearlessly into the world I was trying to bring to life. A huge thank you to John Lurie, whose endlessly original music has been a huge inspiration to this process and my life in general. Put on headphones, sink into your seat and go back a few thousand years for a while. It's always been there, after all.


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