Dodger Point, by Otis Jordan

Dodger Point

by Otis Jordan

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1.	Waltz on the Moors 04:05	buy track
2.	Wing Shed 02:24	buy track
3.	Stupa Gorge 00:34	buy track
4.	Looms 03:23	buy track
5.	Moth Bark 01:13	buy track
6.	Cave Apologies 02:51	buy track
7.	Dodger Point Lookout 02:47	buy track
8.	Pharaoh Ant 01:37	buy track
9.	The Voyage of the Woodcarver 01:59	buy track
10.	The Ghandruk Ridge 03:45	buy track
11.	Radar Lodge 04:02	buy track
12.	Atom Smashers 03:49	buy track
13.	Trance Ports 01:34	buy track
14.	Pollen Marsh Depo 01:56	buy track
15.	The Newt Tragedy 02:49	buy track
16.	Trolley Park Appointments 05:58	buy track

about

New to Them There, a limited-edition cassette from Manchester born and Glasgow based multi-instrumentalist Otis Jordan. ‘Dodger Point’ captures Jordan’s most recent musical meditations recorded in bare-bones DIY style at home in Manchester in early 2020. It plays out as a cut and paste mixtape of fractured folk and field recordings, at times sounding like a long-lost archival recording of primitive tribal dance music. Instruments and objects - old, new, and borrowed - from the likes of fellow DIY enthusiast and cosmic wanderer Paddy Steer, are plucked, strung, hammered, and bowed into webs of rhythms and resonance.

Jordan’s most detailed and elaborate release to date, ‘Dodger Point’ often feels like an intricate maze crafted by a master magician as he deftly weaves each one or two-minute vignette into the next. With a penchant for delightfully disorientating the listener into deceptive, audio wormholes, Jordan thrives on crafty found-sound experimentation, creating an album that feels intricate and timeless.

credits

released November 6, 2020

Recorded at home by Otis Jordan
Molly Linen, Vocals
Finn Rosenbaum, Percussion on 'Moth Bark'
Post Production by Sam Mcloughlin
Cover Painting by Isaac Jordan
All other instruments by Otis Jordan

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Otis Jordan Manchester, UK

Manchester & Glasgow

otisjordan.com

discography

Restless Guests

Dec 2022
Dodger Point

Nov 2020
Welder

Apr 2020
Whalebone Arch

Jan 2023
Demonstrations

Mar 2020
Otis Jordan

Oct 2018

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