Jin-Park-Weeter (Cork, 01-24-11), by Jin Sangtae, Han-earl Park and Jeffrey Weeter

Jin-Park-Weeter (Cork, 01-24-11)

by Jin Sangtae, Han-earl Park and Jeffrey Weeter

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“This particular trio setting provides minimal tonal or harmonic sticking points to derail the listening experience—an experience not to be missed by Park agnostics and believers alike. Jeffrey Weeter on percussion and Jin Sangtae on what are most likely hard drives in varying states of repair… could very well be the perfect counterpoint to Park’s active, strident departure from the last 100 years of the prevailing guitar morality…. Without question, ‘Cork 1-24-11’ is a conceptual and aural high-water mark few will ever reach.” Stanley Zappa (New York City Jazz Record)

A stark, real-time evolution of on-stage relations. The performance took place during Seoul-based experimental electronic musician Jin Sangtae’s European tour. Featuring clanking hard drives, buzzing electronics, noisy guitars and machine gun percussion, this recording captures Jin’s meeting with guitarist-improviser Han-earl Park, and composer, drummer and intermedia artist Jeffrey Weeter.

Recorded on January 24, 2011 at the Phoenix Bar, Cork.

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released July 12, 2012

Jin Sangtae: electronics.
Han-earl Park: guitar.
Jeffrey Weeter: drums and electronics.
All music by Jin Sangtae, Han-earl Park and Jeffrey Weeter.
Recorded and mastered by Han-earl Park.
Artwork by Han-earl Park.

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Han-earl Park Berlin, Germany

Han-earl Park has been performing beautifully messy, joyously difficult, ambiguous and discordant improvised musics for over twenty years. Park is the mastermind behind ensembles including Eris 136199 with Catherine Sikora and Nick Didkovsky; Juno 3 with Lara Jones and Pat Thomas; and Gonggong 225088 with Yorgos Dimitriadis and Camila Nebbia; and performs as part of a duo with Richard Barrett. ... more

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Gonggong 225088

May 2024
Juno 3

Sep 2023
𝑿: Eris 136199 Decennial

May 2022
Of Life, Recombinant

Nov 2021
Eris 136199: Peculiar Velocities

Nov 2020
Eris 136199

Oct 2018
Sirene 1009

Jan 2017
Parabiosis: Eris 136199 Live at The Vortex

Aug 2020
Therianthropy: An Eris 136199 Compilation

Jul 2020
Eris 136199: Cryptogenic Animals

Sep 2018
Eris 136199: Problematica

Apr 2018
Eris Mixtape

Dec 2017
Kuramoto Synchronization

Dec 2016
A Little Brittle Music

Nov 2015
Dunmall-Park-Sanders (Birmingham, 02-15-11)

Jan 2013
Gargantius Effect +1 +2 +3 (Nor Cal, 08-2011)

Oct 2012
Park+Murray (Cork, 07-29-10)

Aug 2012
Jin-Park-Weeter (Cork, 01-24-11)

Jul 2012
Jin-Park-Weeter (Cork, 01-24-11) 24-bit edition

Jul 2012
Park-Schroeder (Cork, 03-26-09)

Jun 2012
Sikora-Smith-Park (Cork, 04-04-11)

Mar 2012

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