Still Reaching

Slow Motion

Bunch of tracks I put together for root pattern for an extended mix that turned into enough tracks for this stupid album. Check!

Oh Girl!

Oh Boy!

Ninja Breakz

Kafy Taka

Flute Tune

Egpyt Dub

Coming To The Tree

Brazil

Beta Dub

A Real Softy

Papa November‘s She is Transmitter is a four track EP. It is conceptually inspired by the magic and wonder of audio and visual transmissions, particularly the sonic snow of short wave radio, its static blasts and modulated voices.

The EP’s title is a nod to Valerie Thomas, her personal journey into the field of science and her invention, the illusion transmitter, a device that utilises concave mirrors in order to create realistic three dimensional illusions.

Sonically Papa November‘s She is Transmitter is the result of a series of monthly live performances for first fold‘s Bring Out Your Dead events. The material sees Papa November‘s usually self regulated and insular sounds, affected and shaped by the presence and reactions of an audience. The contributions of an expanded line up has also shaped the music, creating a more digestible sound and tempo.

For this release Stuart Tonge is joined by drummer and guitarist Joseph Welden, Ben Sadler of Them Use Them, and Tom Slater, first fold‘s long time recording, post production and mastering guru and member of cult post punk outfit Yeah, Yeah, Noh.

Act Of The Transmitter

As Your Wave Is Refracted

Snow Reading

Rothschild is a track taken from Geography of November’s Nocturnal Conspiracies, an EP split into four movements of cross pollinated genres; concrete, down tempo electronics, field recordings and committed vocal performances.
Geography of November is a collaborative project between Justin Wiggan from Geography of Nowhere, Dreams Of Tall Buildings and Stuart Tonge from Papa November, featuring vocal performances from Nathan Warner and Cello from Simon McCorry.

Rothschild by Geography Of November

The name Papa November comes from a now inactive short-wave numbers station, that featured a female voice repeating the words ‘papa november’ between blasts of discordant noise. Inspired by an ever increasing and varied record collection, the sonic possibilities presented by home recording and a desire to create his own language in sound, Tonge set to work, adopting the name Papa November for his music and sound projects.

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