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Father Moo & The Black Sheep

Biografía del artista Father Moo & The Black Sheep

Demonic Scriptures Of Dubious Eroticism And Cultism Performed By The Heretical Guru Father Moo And His Female Disciples. Minimal Acoustic Works Using Just Female Chanting And Drones. FATHER MOO & THE BLACK SHEEP Father MOO Guru Dogma 8 His Handmaidens Voices Noises Additional Musician Kawabata Makoto Organ Released One Album In August 1998 Titled "Father Moo & The Black Sheep" A Cult Trip Document By Father Moo And His Handmaidens Recorded At The House Of Holly Love 16th Jul. 1998 Another In The Series Of Makoto Kawabata Side Projects Father Moo And The Black Sheep Existed For Only One Album First Issued On The Acid Mothers Label And Then Reissued In Slightly Varying Forms In The Following Years. Consisting Of Three Untitled Tracks And An Unclear Lineup — Unless The Three Rather Naked People With Kawabata In His Father Moo Guise In The Artwork Are The Rest Of The Band — It's A Mysterious Blend Of Ambient Chill And Psychedelic Zone-Out That Is Almost The Equivalent Of A Lengthy Unsettling Sigh. The First Cut Starts Things On A Somber Note Soft But Dark Drones Building Up From Silence But This Gets A Nice Contrast As Well As A Complement With Throaty Female Vocals That Call Middle Eastern Singing Traditions To Mind. The Vocals Tend To Remain A Subtle Counterpoint Throughout The Song Letting The Haunting Moans Of Sound — Very Reminiscent Of Thomas Köner's Work Or Mick Harris In Lull Mode — Set The Doom-Laden Tone. The Second Track — At Nearly Half An Hour's Length Two-Thirds Of The Release In Total — Continues The General Atmosphere With Long Never-Ending Drones Surrounded Gently And Irregularly By Wafting Calls And Other Textures Giving The Sense Of A Ceremonial Ritual Carried Out With The Strictest Of Solemnities. The Final Track Is The Shortest At Only Five Minutes And Is More A Keyboard Piece Than Anything Else A Mesmerizing Organ Part Mixed With The Familiar Drones From Elsewhere On The Album To Create A Brief Coda For The Overall Experience. It's Perhaps No Surprise That Kawabata Later Said That Father Moo Had Departed For "the Planet Of Love" — Having Perfected His Art There Wasn't Much Else More To Do.