Spill, by No Safety

Spill

by No Safety

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	1.	Oh No 01:32 video
	2.	Sad 02:43
	3.	Summer Dress 04:22
	4.	Distraction 02:55
	5.	Post Nature 02:43
	6.	Face 03:51
	7.	Cambodia 03:47
	8.	A Sense Of Ruin 02:19
	9.	Pavlov's Heaven 03:21
	10.	Wrong Number Dream 04:40
	11.	Happy For Now 01:02
	12.	Saturday Morning 04:54
	13.	Swoon Me 03:36
	14.	Urg 03:40
	15.	Open Your Eyes 01:52
	16.	Split Control 03:50

about

Thirty years ago, there was a different virus in the headlines, and police violence barely made the news. It was different, unsafe times that produced No Safety. But we might need them now more than ever.

No Safety only released three albums during their half dozen years as one of the most vibrant bands in the maelstrom of Downtown experimentalism.

There’s an ambiguity to the anger in No Safety’s songs, an uncertainty that makes the songs all the more salient, and makes the sentiments still relevant today. It sometimes feels as if No Safety would be writing protest songs if they could only figure out where to start. There’s just too much to deal with. - Kurt Gottschalk

credits

released July 23, 2021

Zeena Parkins - keyboards, electric harp, accordion, vocals
Chris Cochrane - guitars, sampler, vocals
Ann Rupel - bass, vocals
Tim Spelios - drums, percussion
Doug Seidel - guitars

Spill was recorded from January 1991 - 1992, released in 1992 at Water Music in Hoboken NJ by Jon Rosenberg, Jon Siket and additional recording by Hahn Rowe
Produced by No Safety and David Weinstein
Digital Editing and Mastering by Alex Noyes at Studio Pass
Remastered by Kato Hideki Winter 2021

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Cuneiform Records Washington, D.C.

Cuneiform Records is a record label releasing adventurous, boundary-bursting music by artists from around the world. They have always championed an eclectic mixture of musical styles and artists and have consistently danced at the dangerous intersection where genres meet. In doing so, they have become one of the most prominent labels of New Music.

Founded in 1984.
Based in Washington D.C. ... more

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