Goldsmiths graduate, visual artist and composer Maz Gilkes – aka Mazy Day – untethers a debut of simmering organ improvisations and disembodied pop, with ๐ฎ๐ ‘๐บ๐๐๐๐.
Working from organ recordings made in a Cornish church, Mazy can be heard toying with familiar structures, as popular music forms and progressions are delicately pulled apart and held up to the bliss and crackle of electroacoustic light.
The album reads like a crumpled collection of charcoal rubbings; melodies and hooks traced and pondered over like bundled inscriptions – a burnished record of exultant song, from a forgotten place and time.
Recommended if you like Sarah Davachi, Aphex Twin, Klein, Low.
