KPM Recorded Library – ‘Predictions Part One’

“Exciting and creative compositions combining elements of the past present and future recorded in both natural and studio acoustics.” 

We are going ‘off piste’ with this one. I’ve straight ripped both sides of this record and copied out the track list below. I couldn’t find this to listen to anywhere else on the internet so here you go. Descriptions of the tracks range from ‘Pulsating bass underlay with distant brass and effects’ to ‘Hypercharge Exhilarating optimistic action sequence with synthesizer lead’ and ‘descriptive of great expanse.’ I’m sure you get the idea. Pitchfork gave a brief overview of what KPM Recorded Library is all about here.

KPM Recorded Library ‘Predictions Part One’ side A

KPM Recorded Library ‘Predictions Part One’ side B

Tracklist:

A1 Francis Monkman – Passajig (A) Powerful arresting theme

A2 Francis Monkman – Passajig (B) Gransiose opening fanfare – organ, brass and timpani

A3 Francis Monkman – Passajig (C) Organ Version of above

A4 Francis Monkman – Passajig (D) Thematic fanfare – brass and timpani

A5 Francis Monkman – Prelude (A) Pulsating bass underlay with distant brass and effects

A6 Francis Monkman – Prelude (B) Opening fanfare brass and organ

A7 Francis Monkman – Prelude (C) Opening fanfare – brass

A8 Francis Monkman – Prelude (D) Bass synthesizer, organ and effects

A9 Francis Monkman – Prelude (E) Etherial effects and brass

A10 Francis Monkman – Island Universe,  Descriptive of great expanse
B1 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Hyperdrive (A) Uptempo exhilarating action with synthesizer effects

B2 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Hyperdrive (B) Short version of above

B3 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Hypercharge Exhilarating optimistic action sequence with synthesizer lead

B4 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Starbirth (A) Soft poignant solo piano building to powerful climax and tail

B5 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Starbirth (B) Solo piano reiteration of main theme

B6 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Leading The Field (A) Building prestigious theme

B7 Malcolm Ironton – Francis Monkman – Leading The Field (B) Suspended synthesizer reiteration of main theme