All track instruments performed, recorded and mixed by Jones.
Field recordings gathered, created and recorded from various locations across Ontario. Audio sample manipulation performed by Richelle Forsey.
Album artwork by the fabulous Richelle Forsey:
www.richelleforsey.com
Stay tuned for an upcoming full length release this Fall.
'Fossil Hunting Collective, a solo artist from Ontario whose music was previously featured on Bored In Pittsburgh, is back with another titanic instrumental track.
“Waiting in line to watch the sky fall out” manages to sound even bigger than some of Fossil Hunting Collective’s previous releases, no minor feat for an artist that trades in towering spires of sound. The track features snippets of garbled, semi-intelligible vocal loops set against a melody that gradually builds, with the help of some widescreen drum programming, from an ambient swell to an apocalyptic tidal wave. Grainy, disembodied laughter, ghoulishly pitched-down dialogue, and subsonic groans lend an air of menace to the already moody guitar and synth work; when a man’s voice starts repeating, “A golden afternoon…” in a British accent around the three-minute mark, you feel anything but soothed. The brooding bass notes that churn beneath the track’s surface bring to mind Connecticut drone band Landing, but the epic crescendo is pure Fossil Hunting Collective. If the sky were truly going to fall out, I’d be more than happy to listen to this song while waiting for the main event'.
- Bored in Pittsburgh Sept 25, 2019
'The man known as Jones has been whetting his keen musical edge in recent months, and 'Waiting In line for the sky to fall out' is a prime example of his development, not just as a producer of sounds, but as a composer. Over the eight and a half minutes, blurred layers of melody are daringly treated to manipulated vocal samples, which manage to embellish the music rather than distract from it. As the piece journeys forward, textures and percussion crescendo, taking the hairs on the back of one's neck with them. Dystopian yet magnificent, 'Waiting In line to watch the sky fall out' showcases the artist's flourishing composition and arrangement talent'.
- Ambientologist
released September 19, 2019