re:source compilation 2013
by Various Artists
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The Host – Nick Mott
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Metal Hammer – Zenial
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This compilation gathers contributions (some exclusive) from artists participating in the first edition of the re:source festival in December 3013. As with the very idea behind the festival and re:source itself, it spans a whole gamut of styles, or approaches to music, that partly reflects what is bubbling away far below the surface of contemporary music and embraces an openness to anything deemed interesting by the self-styled arbiters of taste at re:source.
If any facets bind these artists together it is within their dedication to their own work and the very fact that not one of them is rooted to the spot they initially sprang from. Each and every one delivers in their own way, and we hope that you might find something new of interest here after perhaps only recognising a few of the names.
By purchasing this via a donation you are also actively helping re:source festival help these artists directly. Given that the festival is not sponsored, we can only depend on sales of the 3-day passes or daily tickets to cover their costs. All proceeds from the sale of this compilation will also go towards this cause. The compilation is in the order that the artists appear in the festival. Thank you for your support.
To buy a karnet/pass for all the 3 days visit: preservedsound.bandcamp.com/merch/re-source-festival-3-day-pass
www.preservedsound.com
2013 © Preserved Sound PS18
If any facets bind these artists together it is within their dedication to their own work and the very fact that not one of them is rooted to the spot they initially sprang from. Each and every one delivers in their own way, and we hope that you might find something new of interest here after perhaps only recognising a few of the names.
By purchasing this via a donation you are also actively helping re:source festival help these artists directly. Given that the festival is not sponsored, we can only depend on sales of the 3-day passes or daily tickets to cover their costs. All proceeds from the sale of this compilation will also go towards this cause. The compilation is in the order that the artists appear in the festival. Thank you for your support.
To buy a karnet/pass for all the 3 days visit: preservedsound.bandcamp.com/merch/re-source-festival-3-day-pass
www.preservedsound.com
2013 © Preserved Sound PS18
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released November 2, 2013
Curated by Richard Johnson and Hayden Berry
Curated by Richard Johnson and Hayden Berry
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Preserved Sound is an independent record label based in Hebden Bridge in the north of England. Our philosophy is simple – to
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