1992-1994, by A.E.R./The Infant Cycle

1992-1994

by A.E.R./The Infant Cycle

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This particular release is a bit of an oddity. For a handful of years I had been recording my bedroom project A.E.R. as a bit of a running joke with my old band mates. Then one day Jim DeJong asked me to release something solo, back in the early 90's on Doomsday Transmissions as a split cassette with him on the other side. I gave him a pile of cassettes, poorly recorded with a stereo microphone on a dictaphone in my bedroom between the years of 1992-94. He managed to salvage some of the more interesting parts and hinge them together as a working piece.
There were originally tracks and track titles for the original release, but they are no longer relevant with out the original version in your hands.
Released in a bag with a photo and information on the back as a split cassette with The Infant Cycle on the other side, catalogue # DDT006.

Track 2 is a bonus Track: Drain, from 1995's "A Doomsday Transmission" compilation. The first 4-Track recording with a good microphone.
Thank you to Jim DeJong for permission to rerelease these pieces from his archive.

Original notes from the cassette:
AER notes: All pieces culled from bulk master ritual cassettes recorded in the AERoom under suspicious circumstances from the years 1992-1994.
All pieces reconstructed/edited by Infant Cycle during 1994.
Thanks to Jim DeJong for suggesting this project and for his mixing.

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released February 6, 2020

Track 1: Jim DeJong, reconstruction/editing and mastering.

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ubiniqu Montreal, Québec

New album: cuchabatarecords.bandcamp.com/album/cuch-171-the-cosmic-moth-2020. This is an archive of older solo material from the 'guitar' period (1994-2004) under the name Neboysha Rakic and the newer electronic works beginning in 2015 as Ubiniqu. Other project involvements include: maggotbreeder.bandcamp.com and bldmtl.bandcamp.com/releases ... more

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