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01. VIBRACATHEDRAL ORCHESTRA - Baptism > Bar > Blues
02. VIBRACATHEDRAL ORCHESTRA - Wearing Clothes of Ash
03. VIBRACATHEDRAL ORCHESTRA - Stole Some Sentimental Journey
04. VIBRACATHEDRAL ORCHESTRA - Girls with Rocks in Their Hands
ARTIST
TITLE
Tuning to the Rooster
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
IMPREC 061CD IMPREC 061CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
8/29/2005

So far the first and only record ever made by The Vibracathedral Orchestra using a 24-track mixing board. Typically the group records on 2 tracks despite the fact that their eccentric and complexly arranged sound practically requires 24 tracks. "This is music as a shamanic aid, made as much for the players themselves as for the listeners. But as I'm writing from the listening perspective, I have to inform y'all that this is music to get you there. Every track sounds as though it has always just 'been there,' it's just you ain't quite tuned into its peculiar frequency until now. The 12-and-a-half minute 'Wearing Clothes of Ash' is like a piano-led 'Paradieswarts Duul-period drone-a-thon with John Cale and Terry Riley guesting on viola and keys. Following this, the sublime 'Baptism Bar Blues' is proof positive that they can rock the riot house with pure adrenaline rush when the decision is made. Indeed, this track is magnificent and should be available to the masses free or in pill form." -- Julian Cope.