Imbogodom’s BBC Bush House trilogy will be completed in less than a month. Following The Metallic Year released in 2010 and last year’s And They Turned Not When They Went, the duo of Alexander Tucker and Daniel Beban have announced the release of the third and final instalment entitled Metafather.

Tucker and Beban recorded Metafather in the summer of 2011 whilst the Bush House, which was the BBC World Service hub for over 70 years, was being decommissioned. The pair had been using one of the building studios, Studio 6, for five years, to create and invoke “the spirit of radiophonic and library music from the past”, as the label explains. “Beban and Tucker put the neglected studio equipment to work, creating phantom-like transmissions and sound pieces out of tape machine loops, foley sound effects and vintage mixing desks.”

Metafather arrives on October 15th via Thrill Jockey and it will be available exclusively on limited edition vinyl.
Imbogodom have unveiled ‘Voices of Lists’, the first magical taste off the album. Listen to it beneath.

UK’s Alexander Tucker and New Zealand’s Daniel Beban make up the experimental psych duo Imbogodon.

The pair is releasing the follow up to 2010’s The Metallic Year.
And They Turned Not When They Went is due out on January 23rd in Europe and January 24th in the rest of the world via Thrill Jockey Records. Pre-order is available now.
Much of And They Turned Not When They Went was recorded at the Bush House (former home of BBC World Service) and inside and outside of old historic buildings at Dungeness in Kent, England.

Before the new LP drops, you can listen to/download new track ‘Heir Looms’.