You Can't See Me, by Ignatz

You Can't See Me

by Ignatz

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pigneguy this stays deep Favorite track: Square Stone.

trcis1411 Been hearing Mr Ig for a long time now coming in over ghostly static from a lost Radio Luxembourg transmission (have you kids even heard of Radio Luxembourg???) Finally got around to purchasing some of his works via Bandcamp and am pleasingly pleasured for prolonged periods.

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Slick little jewel of a 7" with jacket artwork by the Ignatz himself. Wonky track order for the sticklers!

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1.	You Can't See Me 03:58	buy track
2.	Unknown 02:22	buy track
3.	Square Stone 03:52	buy track
4.	Ghostbird 03:05	buy track

about

A shining talisman sent by the trusty lo-fi gods to beam a path out of darkness - good ole Ignatz does it again. By now he’s gone beyond the moniker to represent a near-disembodied entity, a humble personnage dwelling in spectral zones where ghost birds float attuned to the primal resonance of loner blues. You Can’t See Me, Ignatz’s latest outing on KRAAK, fully lays bare the vulnerability that has been an illuminated thread in his music, cultivating the kind of sparsity which hints towards ineffable truths.

The present 7” contains four tracks of subtle magic. Presence and ego are fittingly obscured as Ignatz’s distinctive guitar work slips into hazy nether areas. Speckles of piano keys add an unexpected layer of otherworldliness to what is now a canon of comfort. Always unassuming yet unfailingly stirring, Ignatz continues to hold his own in a trajectory that pulls no punches and bears no gimmicks, his realness containing hues of pathos that reverberate deeply without explicitly revealing themselves. The invisible is not any less real, nor any less powerful, than what any self can behold.

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released May 1, 2021

Recorded by Bram Devens in Landen
Mastered by Frederic Alstadt
Artwork by Bram Devens
Design by Dylan Belgrado

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discography

Blooming

Apr 2023
2

Mar 2023
NO MATHEMATICS

Feb 2023
Undone Shal

Oct 2022

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