'Harry Deerness' was released in 2011 on Spillage Fete Records. Written and produced by Kevin Cormack, he restricted his choice of samples to one shoebox of old cassettes previously belonging to the mysterious Mr Deerness. Inspiration also came from the stories and friendship of 'Marro' (marroblog.wordpress.com).
"Its off-the-wall creativity is a damn fine listening experience" wrote Clive Bell in The Wire.
Stewart Lee described it as sounding like "...an old people's home entertainer playing Stockhausen".



Spillage Fete Records is a small, boutique label set up as a means to release music by individuals and groups closely involved with the Blank Tape Spillage Fete project.

The label is fully committed to developing a roster and release schedule that reflects the diverse, eclectic and experimental nature of the exhibition.

We are fully self-funded and all sales go directly towards successive releases on the label and the promotions thereof - this in turn perpetuates the DIY and community-spirited nature of the projects as a whole.

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