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Chair-O-Planes are Skymaster & Autodrome playing drums, guitars and electronics

Recorded in South Chingford, late spring 2021

Mastered by Death Metal Jeff

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released July 25, 2021

The soundscape of the fairground consists of an overlay between three key groupings: firstly, there are various sources of sound including pop and dance music amplified through the sound systems associated with the fairground rides, the exaggerated noise of machinery such as the hiss of hydraulics and the rattle of metal against metal, a panoply of amplified special effects ranging from repurposed air raid sirens, horns, hooters and bells, and increasingly electronic and digital sound sample boxes, and the human voice as shouting and orchestrated screaming. These sounds are constantly backgrounded by the hubbub of raised voices in excited conversation. Secondly, the source sounds are then experienced in a number of distinct translating modes - as accumulation towards homogenous cacophony (music heard with other music for example), as combination towards heterogeneous cacophony (different source sounds together) and as ‘sound-in-motion’ whilst being hurled in all directions on a speeding and twisting fairground ride. In addition, there is also a collective factor that translates experiencing of the fairground sound, as music is listened to in the midst of large groups such that responses such as clapping of hands and stamping of feet are encouraged as a group mentality, collectivising what DeNora calls “entrainment”, the body’s natural responses to rhythmic sounds. Finally, there are synaesthetic sounds experienced through both the artwork and through the motion of the fairground rides, key methods that have a rich historical development on the fairground. There is a close proximity between a fairground ride such as the Waltzer and the nightclub.

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