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THE CARETAKER Everywhere at the End of Time DESCRIPTION The Caretaker dispatches the final scene of a 20 year-long act that has uncannily lurked in the shadows of so many of our listening lives. Clad for the last time in Ivan Seal 's specially commissioned artwork, this final stage sees The Caretaker mirroring the ultimate descent into dementia and oblivion, again using a patented prism of sound to connote a final, irreversible transition into the haunted ballroom of the mind that he first stepped into in 1999. The project really took on new dimensions in 2005 with the 72-track, six-CD boxset Theoretically Pure Anterograde Amnesia , which was accompanied by an insightful unpackaging of its ideas by cultural critic Mark Fisher , aka K-Punk; a stalwart of the project who identified it (alongside music from Burial and Broadcast ) among the most vital, emergent works of hauntological art -- a form of music often preoccupied with ideas about memory and nostalgia (but one distinct from pastiche), and the way that they possibly overwhelm, occlude, or even define our sense of being. By using fusty samples from an obsolete analog format, and by doing so in the second decade of the second millennium, The Caretaker perfectly and perversely bent ideas of anticipation/expectation with his arrangements, playing with notions of convention and repetition. The project crystallized as a real gesamtkunstwerk for THE CARETAKER these times, and one arguably defined by a stubborn and intractably chronic drive against the grain of modern popular culture, or even a refusal of it. And so to the Everywhere At The End Of project's final goodbye. With the outside world muted, and only the timbral residue remaining like smoke, everything moves as slow as a Lynch ian dream Time - Stage 6 sequence, until a conclusion so ineffably sublime occurs that can't be mentioned for fear of it waking up. With his departure, you'll just take respite in the fact that The Caretaker was always there, inverting the world and supplying space and Label time and theory for thought, prompting you to dwell on the realest and darkest HISTORY ALWAYS FAVOURS THE WINNERS matters via the prism of the surreal and the unreal in a way that, in the long-run, can prove to be more effective at grasping the immediate state of cultural amnesia and the world's increasingly tight feedback loops, and arguably bring us to the Format 2LP realization that it's all a hyper-complex mess beyond anyone's conception, but we must at least attempt to try and understand, no matter how futile it seems. Mastered Catalog Number and cut by Lupo . HAFTW 030LP TRACKLISTING EAN 01. Confusion So Thick You Forget Forgetting 5060165485147 02. A Brutal Bliss Beyond This Empty Defeat 03. Long Decline Is Over u(0GA16F*OSPLOR( 04. Place In The World Fades Away Store Price HIGHLIGHTS $23.79 • The final release from The Caretaker (1999-2019). • The sixth and last part in Everywhere At The End Of Time , a series of albums Release Date cataloguing the effects of early-onset dementia. 04/12/19 • Features Ivan Seal 's specially commissioned artwork. Territory NORTH AMERICAN EXCLUSIVE • Mastered and cut by Lupo . Genre FILE UNDER - C - ELECTRONIC Also available: (HAFTW 003CD) CARETAKER, THE: Persistent Repetition Of Phrases CD [5060165482955] (HAFTW 008CD) CARETAKER, THE: An Empty Bliss Beyond This… CD [5060165481002] (HAFTW 008LP) CARETAKER, THE: An Empty Bliss Beyond This World LP [N/A] (HAFTW 013CD) CARETAKER, THE: Patience (After Sebald) CD [5060165481026] (HAFTW 025LP) CARETAKER, THE: Everywhere At The End Of Time LP [5060165482429] (HAFTW 026LP) CARETAKER, THE: Everywhere At The… - Stage 2 LP [5060165482887] (HAFTW 028LP) CARETAKER, THE: Everywhere At The… - Stage 4 2LP [5060165484027] (HAFTW 029LP) CARETAKER, THE: Everywhere At The… - Stage 5 2LP [5060165484553] (HAFTW 046CD) CARETAKER, THE: Everywhere At The End…4-6 4CD [5060165484867] Exclusively Distributed by (HAFTW 103CD) CARETAKER, THE: Everywhere At The End… 1-3 3CD [5060165483235] 60 Lowell Street, Arlington, MA 02476 Press Contact: [email protected] ph: (781) 321-0320 • fx: (781) 321-0321 [email protected] .
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