Two musically related 7" records released in tandem. Ltd x 150 copies each.

ORGANUM ELECTRONICS - 'Fiire' 7"

A short(er) blast and a typical example of Organun Electronics' (David Jackman) Happy Noise. First (and last ?) Organum Electronics music on vinyl.

 "In recent years, Jackman's recordings released under his own name presented shimmering drones, the cawing of ravens, bells and gongs in variations and permutations, while the harsh "electronic" recordings made as Organum Electronics partially harked back to Organum's noisy early work . While this strict separation had been lifted on the last two albums the musical direction on the two newly released singles returns to its usual style. "Fiire" continues the series of releases with idiosyncratic spelling, and as soon as the needle hits the vinyl, there is immediately that typical sound that has characterized all Organum Electronics releases of recent years: a metallic-sounding, dense, almost static wall of sound, which always contains a certain restlessness, only here condensed and reduced to a few minutes each, which end abruptly" (African Paper). 

DAVID JACKMAN - 'Das Kreuz' 7"

"Das Kreuz" from David Jackman (Organum Electronics) offers a crackling nostalgic atmosphere.

"Das Kreuz is a particularly stripped-down version of the soundscape [of "Fiire"]: birds chirp, crows caw, a bell tolls, and a repeating piano melody plays in the very background. Overall, these two pieces sound almost like a field recording, as if you were standing in a remote village and heard someone playing the piano in the distance" (African Paper).