V.A. : Futurismo - The Soundtrack To A Type Face

'"The first ever soundtrack to a font. Experimental music inspired by the Italian Futurist Movement 1908-1943. CD includes a bonus font." "Compendium of very-post-1920 actions (with a certain Futurist bent) by a (mostly) dead-obscure obscure lot of sonic idealists. Featured: Daniel Lewis, XJ Donahue, Tony Conrad, John Avery Bice, Intonarumori, An Odessa Artery, Paul Szp, Hiens Hoffman-Richter, and Tom Kostusiak. The CD extra portion contains a P22 font catalogue and a free 'Dada' font (bitmapped, postscript and TrueType suitcases) for use on most hybrid end-user computation stations. The Tony Conrad track is an odd one alright; Midi-repeat attack melodies and some classy sprech-stimme employed to 'cover' a 'topical wartime hymn', and at 14 minutes in length it's a quarter of the CD. Confounding." -- Hrvatski.'

Tracklist
1 Daniel Lewis - Envoy - 2:21
2 XJ6 Donahue - The Typewriter - 4:05
3 Tony Conrad - Beloved Comrade - 14:06
4 John Avery Bice - Carnival Musicians - 2:15
5 Intonarumori - Whispers, Murmurs, Mumbles, Grumbles and Gurgles - 4:33
6 An Odessa Artery - Photosynthesis - 4:49
7 Paul Szp - Ch’il Futurismo - 10:35
8 Heins Hoffman-Richter - Symphony for Tape Delay, IBM Instruction Manual & Ohm Septet (3rd Movement: This Is My Beloved’s Chamber) - 6:19
9 Tom Kostusiak - Urban Dream - 9:53
Credits

Coordinator ? Richard Kegler
Design ? Alan Kegler
Mastered By ? Nick Blagona

Notes
Alternative subtitle on spine: “Soundtrack To A Font”
MacIntosh and Windows versions of P22 DaDa font - created by P22 type foundry - is also included on CD.