#samplefest

Release your inner Wicca/wicker woman and plunder free samples, yay! A chant inspired in part by a springtime BBQ and in part by a quote by British journalist Stuart Jeffries: "Habermas took tolerance to be the key feature of liberal societies. In Britain, roughly, this means the following. I don't give a monkey's what you do in your own home, but if your barbecue smoke wafts into my duvet cover when it's drying on the line, I won't speak to you again but you will feel my frown through the net curtains for the next 20 years. Britons don't love their neighbours, but, so long as you keep the noise down, you can sacrifice goats to your God under the full moon as far as we're concerned. Indifference has become Britain's most widely practised civic virtue and is, quite possibly, a reason we adjusted to becoming a multi-ethnic society less painfully than one might have expected.” Vox & lyrics by Kathleen Bryson, Effects selected & mixed by Jessica Cheeseman with samples from Freesound

This was our first entry on FAWM.ORG (February Album Writing Month) leaving a little late. Just looking around and we've already heard so much great stuff on there.