Sprung EP
by Mister Fusty
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Hello Evolution
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Window Seat
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Going Underwater
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Drunk at the Disco
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The Theme From
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Starlight
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about
The Sprung EP, the only Mister Fusty music of 2008, is the last wholly instrumental release. After this vocals shall come forth!
"Hello Evolution" - Features a strange beginning, me saying 'hello' backwards, then proceeds in a harpsichord/vintage keyboard style. The title is a simple one, I had just got a new MIDI keyboard - made by Evolution - and this is the first track I used it on!
"Window Seat" - this is an exercise in dreamy mellotron sounds (not a real one alas) It sounded like great music to be listening to whilst you were looking out of an airplane window, hence the title.
"Going Underwater" - a strange one this. Part child-like, part sinister. Obviously I was playing around with more vintage keyboard sounds!
"Drunk at the Disco" - this started out as a serious attempt at dance music until I realise I was not a big fan, nor was very good at producing, dance music. It's the musical equivalent of a drunk guy gatecrashing a party full of ravers.
"The Theme From" - this is my homage to John Barry, a pastiche of 1950s spy movie themes. Mr Barry is a big hero of mine.
"Starlight" - this developed from a rhodes chord sequence I was messing around with. Probably my favourite track on this EP.
- Rob Gibson, Aug '09
"Hello Evolution" - Features a strange beginning, me saying 'hello' backwards, then proceeds in a harpsichord/vintage keyboard style. The title is a simple one, I had just got a new MIDI keyboard - made by Evolution - and this is the first track I used it on!
"Window Seat" - this is an exercise in dreamy mellotron sounds (not a real one alas) It sounded like great music to be listening to whilst you were looking out of an airplane window, hence the title.
"Going Underwater" - a strange one this. Part child-like, part sinister. Obviously I was playing around with more vintage keyboard sounds!
"Drunk at the Disco" - this started out as a serious attempt at dance music until I realise I was not a big fan, nor was very good at producing, dance music. It's the musical equivalent of a drunk guy gatecrashing a party full of ravers.
"The Theme From" - this is my homage to John Barry, a pastiche of 1950s spy movie themes. Mr Barry is a big hero of mine.
"Starlight" - this developed from a rhodes chord sequence I was messing around with. Probably my favourite track on this EP.
- Rob Gibson, Aug '09
credits
released 01 April 2008
Written & Produced by Rob Gibson in Monkseaton Studios, Whitley Bay, England in 2008.
Written & Produced by Rob Gibson in Monkseaton Studios, Whitley Bay, England in 2008.
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“Mister Fusty” is the musical pseudonym of Rob Gibson, of Whitley Bay, England. He’s produced several albums and some EPs of
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lo-fi electronic/acoustic pop.
He started out as purely instrumental then branched out to add vocals to create eccentric pop confections.
Mister Fusty is also part of the Headphone Treats collective based in Atlanta, Georgia.
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