(Pre-sale) Rumble & Scream: Post-Industrial Sounds in Pennsylkrainia—Act I by Jordan Tyler Temchack
(Pre-Sale)
Product Details:
Copyright: Jordan Tyler Temchack (Standard Copyright License)
Publisher: Red Flag Poetry
Published: June 2024
Language: English
Pages: 52
Binding: Saddle Stitch
Interior Ink: Black & white text
Dimensions (inches): 8.5x5.5
ISBN: 978-1-7378164-4-7
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“Rumble & Scream, the new, multi-dimensional, multi-instrumental folk-rock opera from Jordan Tyler Temchack and Holy Crick Records, is so much more than a magnificent debut album. It shows us what is possible when an artist unlocks his storytelling potential; dazzling the listener with freewheeling, heartbreaking songs sung by characters who capture the pain and promise of rural Pennsylkrainia.
Temchack’s self-styled “hillbilly-libretto” is a barn-storming folkloric map to places real and imagined; brought to life with talented musical collaborators who turn back the clock to show us where we come from, while propelling us into a future as uncertain as it is hopeful.”
—Rebecca Faulkner,
author of Permit Me to Write My Own Ending (2023)
Managing Director, The Arbutus Foundation,
founded by David Byrne
How many generations does it take to forget who you are? What does it take to remember?
Rumble & Scream: Post-Industrial Sounds in Pennsylkrainia—Act I is a newfound piece of the quilt that is Appalachian-American culture. Much more than a debut full-length album, it is a traditional folk-rock opera and a modern musical myth for the post-digital age to come.
Created and produced by multi-instrumentalists and creative partners: Jordan Tyler Temchack, Bethany Temchack, and Justin Kasubick, Rumble & Scream, is the fictional story of Jeremiah Scream and Betty Rumble who live in a small, rural village in Northern Appalachia called Holy Crick, Pennsylkrainia.
In the year 2100, the tale is narrated by the pair’s grandson, Lattimore Scream—an Ukrainian-American kobzar meets hillbilly-folksinger—who stitches together all the songs and stories that were passed down to him from his grandparent’s collection of co-writes and oral histories into a musical memoir that he hopes is worthy of their honor.
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