Matmos to Release New Album Crafted Entirely from Sounds Sourced from Plastic Objects
'Plastic Anniversary' LP lands March 15.
March 15 will mark the release of Matmos‘ new album with Thrill Jockey, Plastic Anniversary.
The album is a follow-up to 2016’s Ultimate Care II, on which all the sounds were generated by a washing machine, and celebrates Drew Daniel and M.C. Schmidt’s 25th anniversary. It was created using “sounds derived from plastic objects,” and features Greg Saunier, Mitchell Brown, Harry Walker, Jon Leidecker, Brooks Kossover, Eric Holdhusen, Jeremy Carnagey, Port Nugent, Bret Allen, Ethan Potthoff, Wyatt Scott, and Montana’s Whitefish Highschool Bulldogs. Thrill Jockey has pressed up a pink and green mashup reground vinyl that’s available as a mail order exclusive.
In advance of the release, Thrill Jockey has revealed the first single, “Silicone Gel Implant,” featuring Greg Saunier of Deerhoof on plastic percussion, with Brooks Kossover adding PVC pan-flute. Drew Daniel uses a silicone gel breast implant, with M.C.Schmidt playing plastic flutes.
Tracklisting
01. Breaking Bread
02. The Crying Pill
03. Interior With Billiard Balls & Synthetic Fat
04. Extending The Plastisphere to GJ237b
05. Silicone Gel Implant
06. Plastic Anniversary
07. Thermoplastic Riot Shield
08. Fanfare for Polyethylene Waste Containers
09. The Singing Tube
10. Collapse of the Fourth Kingdom
11. Plastisphere
Plastic Anniversary LP lands March 15, with pre-orders here and a stream of “Silicone Gel Implant” below.