Barefeet Turning Slowly She Lowers Her Arms I Can’t Hear Anything Thrashing It Out Fishscales Boymanduet Toast Democracy Tape Ends The “Special Relationship” Renowned composer Simon Fisher Turner presents his brand new album Instability of the Signal, released via Mute. Recorded by Simon Fisher Turner and Music Producers Guild Awards winner Francine Perry, this 13-track album is an intricate exploration of sound, inspired by the creative minds of Breda Beban, Hrvoje Horvatic, and poet Harold Pinter, whose verses, Democracy and The Special Relationship’, feature on the record. It pulls together four strands of Fisher Turners sonic experimentation, which he identifies as Slivers, Sounds, Strings, and Singing. The slivers are tiny snippets of audio he used as source material for the tracks, all originally created by Salford Electronics (aka David Padbury), and reworked by Fisher Turner into foundations for entire tracks. The record also includes beautiful string arrangements by the Elysian Collective, who have toured with Pulp and feature on the latest releases from The Last Dinner Party and Pet Shop Boys. Like Fisher Turners long and varied career, Instability of The Signal is an accumulation of experience, effervescent memories, sounds and textures. It contains hidden learnings. It is about how restorative singing of ourselves and to ourselves can be but is also a document of times and places delivered in beautifully impressionistic palettes of sounds and voices. It is also another document of Fisher Turners remarkable life and unshakeable curiosity about sound.
