Philip Sanderson - On One Of These Bends mp3 album

For Philip Sanderson that change came in the form of film. At first, requests came from friends for soundtrack work, and by the end of the decade he was making short experimental 8mm films himself. On One of These Bends is a collection of unreleased songs, soundtrack work and obscure cassette-only pieces from the 80’s which reflect Philip’s shift in focus.

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Philip Sanderson is an electronic musician from the UK that has been producing since 1977 and the founder of Snatch Tapes. Presented by Canadian retroverts Seance Centre, On One Of These Bends is a collection of unreleased songs, soundtrack work and obscure cassette-only pieces from the 80's which reflect Sanderson's shift in focus from DIY electronics to film scoring.

On One of These Bends. The Orchard Music (от лица компании "Séance Centre").

Tracklist A1 – Bright Waves A2 – Tale Chase A3 – E For Echo A4 – Viewfinder A5 – Everything He Is Not A6 – On One Of These Bends B1 – This Is Not A Game B2 – Mixing Drinks & Aeroplanes B3 – Scene Of The Crash B4 – Echo Complex B5 – Watertight B6 – Maps B7 – Looking Back.

For Philip Sanderson that change came in the form of film. At first, requests came from friends for soundtrack work, and by the end of the decade he was making short experimental 16mm films himself. On One of These Bends is a collection of unreleased songs, soundtrack work and obscure cassette only pieces from the 80’s which reflect Sanderson’s shift in focus

For Philip Sanderson that change came in the form of film.

Philip Sanderson – On One of These Bends Séance Centre December 14, 2018. By 1981, after four years of DIY electronics, it was time for a change. For Philip Sanderson that change came in the form of film.