Name: Nothing You Do Matters
Brand: Ganser

Bonus disc

Bonus disc: No

Catalogue number

FLT087lp-C1

Colour

Colour details

Red Vinyl

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Discogs ID

Format multiplier

Download code

Download code: No

Rough Trade Exclusive

Rough Trade Exclusive: No

Extended format

Extended format: Yes

Format detail

Format Music US

Limited edition

Release date

2022-12-02

Signed copies

Signed copies: No

Supplier US

Secre­tly

Tax rate US

Sales:8.875

UPC / Barcode

617308031836

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Total Cap

1 / 12" / Extended format: Yes / Rough Trade Exclusive: No / Signed copies: No / red

Artist

Ganser

Genre US

Rock-Pop

Label US

Felte

Ganser is a mastering and lacquer cutting engineer who has made significant contributions to the music industry. Based in Colorado, he has worked with various artists and labels, leaving his mark on their projects. Known for his attention to detail and expertise, Ganser often signs his work as SGAM in the runouts.

With years of experience under his belt, Ganser has honed his skills in mastering and lacquer cutting, ensuring that every project he works on reaches its full sonic potential. His dedication to quality and precision sets him apart from others in the field.

Artists and labels trust Ganser to bring out the best in their music through his technical expertise. Whether it's enhancing the dynamics or perfecting the sound balance, Ganser's touch can be heard on numerous successful releases across different genres.

In the era of Ganser’s Just Look At That Sky delightfully descended on the world in July of 2020, I do admit that I mostly did find myself looking skyward, though that looking was often colored by an ever-present anxiety. My city was coming apart and maybe your city was coming apart too. Maybe atop the buildings of your downtowns there were guns, and men in fatigues. Maybe in front of the libraries, there were tanks, maybe in front of the food banks, there were army patrols. And yet, maybe you found an album or some tunes that reflected the times, which means both everything and nothing at all now, as time fractures into small, elastic shapes, some jagged, some joyful. An album of a moment must require malleability – songs that hold several songs within them. Ganser is back with a couple of tunes that will anchor spring through fall, a project called Nothing You Do Matters (produced by Liars' Angus Andrew) and the songs are full, biting, sweet and relentlessly tongue-in-cheek. What propels Ganser as a band, for me, is what shines here: their performance of joyful apathy so often has many other moving parts underneath that suggest that they are a band of deep caring, simply unsatisfied with the hands they’ve been dealt by the world. The dark humor seeped into the apathy is the central and most visual part of the magic trick, but it isn’t the trick itself. It is the disappearing bird or rabbit, that which returns safely to the open palm in order to distract an audience from everything else unfolding during its disappearance.

Nothing You Do Matters

Music US