R.J.F. - Nettoyage du bâtiment administratif vide
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Immerse yourself in the raw and unfiltered world of “Cleaning Out The Empty Administration Building”, Ross Farrar's audacious solo adventure, where he reveals himself under the name of R.J.F. in a deep exploration of sound and self.
In this 2025 release, Farrar distills two decades of musical collaboration into a singular, introspective journey. Here, vulnerability trumps virtuosity, as he unearths the honesty of the subconscious through spoken word and experimental soundscapes. A notable departure from his punk rock roots with Ceremony and SPICE, R.J.F. ventures into the uncharted territories of drone, no-wave and avant-garde jazz, with nods to artistic luminaries like Lou Reed and Rowland S. Howard.
Tracks like the chilling “Ovidian,” peppered with distant chimes and reflections on transformation, demonstrate Farrar’s talent for combining lyrical depth and sonic innovation. Instrumentals like “Gravity Hill” come alive with buzzing synthesizers, while “Frogs” jangles with unconventional percussion, weaving a hypnotic tapestry that invites listeners to open new doors and gaze into familiar rooms.
The album culminates with “Traveling Light From Afar,” a brisk, motorik conclusion, candidly addressing themes of youth and narcissism. This vinyl work is more than music; it is a testimony to the art of simplicity. As a visceral testament to being and becoming, “Cleaning Out The Empty Administration Building” is an essential experience for those who sincerely pursue sound.
R.J.F. - Nettoyage du bâtiment administratif vide
Sale price
$39.99
Regular price
$44.99
In this 2025 release, Farrar distills two decades of musical collaboration into a singular, introspective journey. Here, vulnerability trumps virtuosity, as he unearths the honesty of the subconscious through spoken word and experimental soundscapes. A notable departure from his punk rock roots with Ceremony and SPICE, R.J.F. ventures into the uncharted territories of drone, no-wave and avant-garde jazz, with nods to artistic luminaries like Lou Reed and Rowland S. Howard.
Tracks like the chilling “Ovidian,” peppered with distant chimes and reflections on transformation, demonstrate Farrar’s talent for combining lyrical depth and sonic innovation. Instrumentals like “Gravity Hill” come alive with buzzing synthesizers, while “Frogs” jangles with unconventional percussion, weaving a hypnotic tapestry that invites listeners to open new doors and gaze into familiar rooms.
The album culminates with “Traveling Light From Afar,” a brisk, motorik conclusion, candidly addressing themes of youth and narcissism. This vinyl work is more than music; it is a testimony to the art of simplicity. As a visceral testament to being and becoming, “Cleaning Out The Empty Administration Building” is an essential experience for those who sincerely pursue sound.