Echo Chamber by Evan Lipson

Echo Chamber marks the debut solo release from Evan Lipson. This exquisitely engineered multi-channel recording presents a single uninterrupted improvised double bass performance recorded live within the unique & uncommonly resonant acoustic environs of one of the many disused former munition storage "bunkers" (Corbetta magazines) located throughout the grounds of Enterprise South Nature Park in Chattanooga, Tennessee. The album contains sounds of an extraordinary nature, unlike any that have likely been encountered before.

Given the location's historical connection with United States foreign warfare from around the mid to latter half of the 20th century (beginning in 1942 and ending in 1977), serving as one of the largest military TNT storage facilities in the US, this recording exists as a symbolic gesture of dignified remembrance; a contemplative & respectful threnody for the millions of innocent civilians who were harmed as a result of the deadly explosives which were once stored at this location. That being said, playing freely does nothing to serve the social good, and to pretend otherwise corrupts the aesthetic judgment of both player and listener alike.

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1.	Echo Chamber	43:39

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released February 1, 2023

Recorded September 18th, 2021 @ Enterprise South Nature Park (Corbetta magazine #1) - Chattanooga, Tennessee

Recorded and mixed by St. Thomas LeDoux
Mastered by Steve Hickman

© + ℗ Orgone Unknown (BMI)

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