Organs

by Cycle Hiccups

FSST064 | 2024 | 6 tracks | 27:58

“I learned to recognise the thorough and primitive duality of man; I saw that, of the two natures that contended in the field of my consciousness, even if I could rightly be said to be either, it was only because I was radically both.”
— Robert Louis Stevenson

“His heart went into storage immediately. His skin followed, most of it in one piece, all of it still living. The doctor took him apart with exquisite care, like disassembling a flexible, fragile, tremendously complex jigsaw puzzle. The brain was flashburned and the ashes saved for urn burial; but all the rest of the body, in slabs and small blobs and parchment-thin layers and lengths of tubing, went into storage in the hospital’s organ banks. Any one of these units could be packed in a travel case at a moment’s notice and flown to anywhere in the world in not much more than an hour. If the odds broke right, if the right people came down with the right diseases at the right time, the organlegger might save more lives than he had taken. Which was the whole point.”
— From “The Jigsaw man” by Larry Niven

“Musik ist mein Lieblingskraut!”
— Cycle Hiccups

“The fact that we gather various things doesn’t necessarily mean we understand what exactly we do. Please direct your questions about meanings and reasons to our Department of Understanding-Not-Gathering.”
— 56 Stuff, Department of Gathering-Not-Understanding

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Tracklist:
1.01. Back Then
2.02. Bye, ses imorn
3.03. Bowery
4.04. I Stand There
5.05. Whatever
6.06. Escher