We’ve updated our Terms of Use to reflect our new entity name and address. You can review the changes here.
We’ve updated our Terms of Use. You can review the changes here.

Ten To Strange

by Peter Tedstone

supported by
pfauem
pfauem thumbnail
kristian nør
kristian nør thumbnail
palaeologos
palaeologos thumbnail
batterycovermissing
batterycovermissing thumbnail
Zeena the Psychedelic Unicorn
Zeena the Psychedelic Unicorn thumbnail
ticktocktyler
ticktocktyler thumbnail
DLBerg
DLBerg thumbnail
tsueb
tsueb thumbnail
/
1.
The Following Signal 19:56
buy track
2.
Time To Time 18:41
buy track

about

This is one of the 3 last cassettes that Peter recorded in the late 1980s, then making use of new cheap sampling technology. The results were a trilogy of weird electronic albums that are still in a world of their own many decades later.
When reissuing Audion issues as pdf/multimedia editions, the conversation turned to the possibility of these reissues, of which Peter consented. However, he no longer had masters, due to a mishap, hence these releases are transferred from old cassettes, with minor repair and remastering.
The review below is from Audion 15, page 32, written by Alan Freeman, the manager of Auricle Music.

Peter Tedstone
TEN TO STRANGE
(Private PT 10) MC: 40m

Ever on to more individual and Innovative realms, Peter Is definitely proving himself as a talent to keep a watchful eye upon. Combining melody and dissonance is Peter's forte these days; rhythmic, melodic and spacious music created in a way one doesn't usually hear. With digital sampling, a most creative medium, most people go for just re-creating other instruments, but not Peter, his library of instruments includes vocal sounds, bells, un-identifiable percussives, all sorts of weird but wonderful effects.
Unlike his previous release, TEN TO STRANGE shouldn't be too strange for the majority of synth fans, the balance is carefully calculated to be mysterious and haunting at low levels, devastating at loud volumes. A must for all into both synth and adventurous musics.

Peter Tedstone - Ten To Strange (PT 10) 1989

“This album was the last recording from my experimental period which started with the Intereact album. By the time Ten to Strange came out, I had dispensed with melody and any format or structure and the album is a jumble of digital samples, treated voices and percussion.”

credits

released August 30, 2021

Peter Tedstone: sampler, voice, vocal tapes, synths.
+
Sampled Voice of Mia Ganderton on 1.

Recorded Winter 1989.
Thanks to Kevin O'Neill for VFX tape
and Phil Thompson for cover design and layout.
Self-released cassette: PT10 © 1989.

Prepare for brain damage.
The weird tapes -
also available "View" and "Algiers"

Cassette transfer by unknown.
Enhanced, rebalanced and repaired by Alan Freeman.
Produced by Auricle Music, August 2021.
Design/layout: Xylem.

License: Peter Tedstone.

Auricle AMCDR 310
© 2021
38:39

license

all rights reserved

tags

about

Auricle Music image

Auricle Music Leicester, UK

Auricle was born in 1986 as a cassette label run by Alan & Steve Freeman (Leicester, UK) specialising in weird, experimental, electronic, space-rock and related genres, later moving to CD releases.
This Auricle Music site on Bandcamp is for all the other oddments from our catalogue that won't fit on our individual artist pages.
Use the Bandcamp index to view all other releases on our labels. ... more

contact / help

Contact Auricle Music

Streaming and
Download help

Shipping and returns

Redeem code

Report this album or account

Auricle Music recommends:

If you like Ten To Strange, you may also like:

Bandcamp Daily  your guide to the world of Bandcamp

On Bandcamp Radio

Saxophonist Isaiah Collier chats about his new LP and the influence of Pharoah Sanders.
listen now