Music for Honey and Bile, by William Ryan Fritch

Music for Honey and Bile

by William Ryan Fritch

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1.	intro 00:43	download
2.	over sate, underwhelm 03:33	download
3.	when the ground is numb 02:45	download
4.	tongues that chatter like pigeons 02:42	download
5.	eggshells 00:45	download
6.	stir coals, burn nothing 05:57	download
7.	nell cohen's waltz 02:27	download
8.	twice lit, burn the same hand 03:46	download
9.	too anxious to dream 01:40	download
10.	and the seas boil over 04:27	download
11.	shadows like despondent ghosts 02:34	download
12.	heat lightning 00:41	download
13.	rattle these bags of bones 05:20	download
14.	girdle pressed ribs 01:34	download
15.	chewed their nails to caustic red pads 02:31	download
16.	mosquitoes dirge 02:09	download

about

William Ryan Fritch is a film composer, recordist, songwriter, and multi -instrumentalist living in Oakland, Ca. He records under the moniker Vieo Abiungo for Lost Tribe Sound Records, is a member of the trio Skyrider, the experimental post-hop outfit Sole and the Skyrider Band, and is a go to guy for a number of other recording artists and producers. Since 2008 he has scored nearly thirty films, several of which have premiered in film festivals such as Sundance, SXSW, Toronto, Los Angeles and Copenhagen.

Music for Honey and Bile is an album of filmic works in which unfettered optimism is loomed out of spectral melancholy, and the unflattering ruddy of such sanguineness stands naked in the midst of the noxious ether.

credits

released 26 October 2010
All pieces composed, performed, mixed and recorded by William Ryan Fritch.

William Fritch: Piano, organ, wurlitzer, pianet, guitars, pedal steel, drums, saxophone, percussion, marimba, cello, violin, viola, bass, contrabass, mandolin, banjo, hammered dulcimer, vibraphone, trumpet, clarinet, bass clarinet, flute, programming, erhu, sarangi, and other various knick knacks

with the amazing help of -
Annie Lewandowski on track 8: chopstick prepared piano
James Diotte on track 13: vibraphone, jaguar organ, tape manipulation, and additional arrangement.