Throat Mender by moff skellington
The 38th release by Moff Skellington
A compact collection of four distinct pieces acting as a bridge between the last two albums and the next three albums - Moff is prolific!
The Flowers On The Box - a marriage of eddodi and post punk which echoes Hex era Fall seen through a fractured mirror
Colin Piggot - a jaunty dance recently adopted by the Abstercot and District Clog and Maypole Morris Dancers for their annual festival to celebrate Flora (the pagan goddess not the margerine)
There's A Ghost In The Place - pure Eddodi with skittering rhythms and mutated strings and horns
Begging Madonna (To Leave Me Alone) - inspired by a dream encounter of Mr Moss, Moff explores those abstract moments between sleeping and wakefulness where dreams hang unresolved.
Tracklist
| 1. | The Flowers On The Box | 2:17 |
| 2. | Colin Piggot | 2:40 |
| 3. | There's a ghost in the place | 3:07 |
| 4. | Begging Madonna (To Leave Me Alone) | 3:54 |
Credits
All instruments, voices, artwork, recording and production - Moff Skellington
Post production fettling - Mr O at Half Edge
License
All rights reserved.
Moff's chosen musical form is that of Edoddi, a species of folk music which celebrates the very individual and often skewed perceptions of the world engendered by modern life. Edoddi provides a refreshing alternative to the prescriptions and formulas of mainstream and "alternative" folk music. Edoddi philosophy: nothing is arbitrary. Make it up as you go along, it's bound to be authentic!