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Raised by Cassettes review 'Farming.'

""FARMING" is a concept where music is present with spoken word, which makes it feel like Steve Scott but there is also just that overall idea and belief (by me) that in the modern way of poetry someone such as The Beats, had they assembled now, would do so over music such as this...between lyrics in a traditional sense and books on tape, this forms something completely new and coupled with the music it just has to be heard."

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'Farming' appears on Tabs Out podcast. Thank you.

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Lost in a Sea of Sound provide a review of 'Farming.' "D'Oliver Whyte creates an astounding mini soundtrack for the stories McClure recites. Whyte's music and soundscapes peak with just a small of amount of sunshine then fall beneath the trampled bloody mud of everything eventually dying on the farm. These aural musings pair in perfect accord with the tone and subject McClure conveys."

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A great review of 'Farming' from Mr Olivetti over at Freq. "Now is the perfect time to be sitting uncomfortably as lurching out of the muck and mire come Bruce McClure and Oliver Whyte to turn our ideas of Farming as the fulcrum of the nation’s rural idyll on their heads..."

Freq was founded on 1 April 1998, and its main focus for the last couple of decades and more has been on the bastardized forms of music which are polluting millennial culture so nicely — the forms which offer innovation, eccentricity and unashamed noise.

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Farming - McClure & Whyte (2024) Ltd edition cassette / digital https://longsarmartifacts.bandcamp.com/album/farming

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