Farmer's Oblivion, by Cabral Jacobs

Farmer's Oblivion

by Cabral Jacobs

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Limited to 40 copies, these records are lathe cut in real-time by Jackson Darby at Personal Touch Vinyl. Includes printed insert and stickers in poly-bag.

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1.	Waters of Lethe 03:41	buy track
2.	In The Conga Line 01:34	buy track
3.	Evil 02:57	buy track
4.	Radio Fundamentals 04:21	buy track
5.	Lexicon Devil 02:07	buy track
6.	Farmer's Dream Overture 03:16	buy track
7.	Farmer's Dream Movement i 01:04	buy track
8.	Farmer's Dream Movement ii 01:17	buy track
9.	Farmer's Dream Movement iii 01:12	buy track
10.	Farmer's Dream Movement iiii 01:09	buy track
11.	Farmer's Awakening 01:30	buy track

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Somehow sitting remarkably between the post-cow punk wistfulness of 80s Meat Puppets unplugged, the clandestine improvisations of Arthur Russell’s NYC Kitchen curations & the inexplicable yet terrifying possession of your childhood boombox by a faulty wall plug, Cabral Jacobs’ return to Personal Records lathe-cut format is a miniature odyssey of countless twists & turns.

Farmer’s Oblivion is the multifaceted triumph of a singular melodic vision. Whether through bursts of radio static and distortion, erratic shaker rhythms, multi-instrumental improv sessions or an ear worm from 80s hardcore heroes Germs, Cabral manages to find the musicality in both the worlds around and within himself. Could it be a similar boundless receptivity that begets our Farmer his Oblivion? You’ll have to listen to find out.

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released June 12, 2022

Written, performed, recorded and mixed by Cabral Jacobs.
Mastered and lathe cut by Jackson Darby for Personal Touch.
Artwork by Maya Chacon Jacobs
Layout/design by Jackson Darby for Personal Records
Write up by Destiny Rosenberg

Cabral would like to thank:
Jacobs Chacon family, Carey family, Roger Fernandez, the American Devices, Nutsak, RobBees Fisk, Deerhoof, Germs, Pete Martin, John Heward, La Sala Rossa, Jackson Darby, Destiny Rosenberg

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Personal Records is an independent, short-run vinyl label based in Montreal creating sonic artifacts for left field music projects. Lathe-cut by Personal Touch.

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