Michael Gira had discussed the idea of releasing a stripped-down release for some time before the appearance of Solo Recordings at Home, and, as with most things he put his mind to, the end results easily justified the wait. While his later work in Swans and the Angels of Light had incorporated more acoustic efforts, usually as part of song arrangements, Solo Recordings squarely places the emphasis on Gira’s voice and guitar only, captured at home via one microphone. [Source]
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