HOMMAGE AU FROMAGE / HOLLINGSVILLE by BRUNO SPOERRI / MASSONIX

It has taken over four very active years for the people behind the Finders Keepers label family to finally return to what they still consider to be one of their favourite vinyl projects. Check!!With a title like this written on a dusty old master tape one has to dig deeper. The second record form the new Disposable Music series is an early 70s conceptual jazz pop album with twinges of Morricone/Nicolai combining dulcimers, harps, a possible tap dancer, modal jazz, a Jew’s harp, tape manipulation, electronic grinds, Brazilian accordion and (dare we say it) b-boy break beats. This is what happened when Bruno Spoerri worked for the Swiss Cheese Consortium. Retaining the raw early electronic influences of Henk Badings, Oscar Sala and Kid Baltan. Hollingsville, by vintage synth collector Graham Massey (Biting Tongues/ Toolshed/ 808 State) is the perfect complimentary flipside to this LP - boasting a series of instrumental pieces made for radio documentaries about man’s relationship with technology.