You read it right, hopefully– How To Cure Dyslexia. If I’m not mistaken, this EP is the bands first released recording, but on Feburary 5, The Tempo of Bicycles and Boats, will be released as a full album. If the album is anything like “Take It Outside,” listeners can expect lo-fi music with lower chords, giving a “haunting-like” quality to it. Some songs on the EP are sung, while others are mellow instrumentals.
David Miller, the main man behind HTCD, hails from London. His recording process for the upcoming release is quite unique. He wanted to record the album as a “live art recording installation,” meaning he wanted to find a venue to record at, and open up the recording process to the public. In his own words “the process of making a record should be seen as a work of art, as much as the finished recorded product itself.”
Take It Outside:
I went and bought the album. I love his stuff. Thanks so much for the heads up. Chuck
Thanks for letting me know you liked his music, Chuck! I love hearing from you.
Also, thanks for supporting the music you enjoy. I know these smaller artists greatly appreciate it.
Thank you very much Chuck for buying the album and liking it AND for posting that information here.
send me an email wefoundaspark@howtocuredyslexia.co.uk i’d like to send you something.
Thank you David as well.