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In 2010 Avey Tare and Deakin of Animal Collective invited Tickley Feather to their rural studio in New York State known as the Good House. While there the three fast friends used the good vibes of that old church and produced 9 new tracks for her. Using Tickley Feather's 4-track cassette recordings as the foundation, Avey worked out new arrangements for all of the songs playing everything from synthesizers to autoharp to electric guitar, to percussion, field recordings and a very thumpy table. Together with Deakin who sat behind the controls they used the unique ambience of the old church to shape a sonic world for Tickley Feather's songs. This was all done in the same space and around the same time as Avey Tare's Down There and you can hear the connection if you are fan of Down There's sonic palette. These songs were then nearly forgotten until years later when the trio reconvened to mix and polish the 9 songs that would become 123.
cool stuff, excited about the Down There connection