atelier 10
The Deer Are Small And The Rabbits Are Big
by Laura Cannell and Lori Goldston
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by Laura Cannell and Lori Goldston

Genre: Contemporary classical, ambient, experimental, chamber, folk
“Unique, transhistorical, and genuinely enriching. One of the best things I’ve heard in some time” The Quietus
“Primordially beautiful… One of the most exciting musicians around” The Guardian on Laura Cannell
In the summer of 2022 renowned cellist Lori Goldston (cellist for Nirvana, Cat Power, David Byrne) finally made it over to the UK, travelling to rural Norfolk for a long-delayed session with equally renowned chamber folk musician Laura Cannell.
The resulting album, The Deer Are Small And The Rabbits Are Big was completed in just a few days. It has the ease and energy of some of the best artistic collaborations, capturing the deep resonances and sympathies in their music, which cuts across traditional and improvised playing into luminous realms for instrumental folkloric music.
Atelier Edition:
+ Limited edition - only 50 copies available
+ Sleeves hand made, assembled and printed in the state51 Atelier
+ Vellum-style outer screen-printed with white ink
+ Beautifully textured high-density back board screen-printed in black ink
+ CD available
51st Edition:
+ One of a kind piece (only one copy will be made)
+ Lathe cut 12" vinyl inside hand-engraved bespoke plaster casing
+ The record has been cast in bone white plaster, inspired by the stone-like church windows and arches of St Olave's Priory (Great Yarmouth), where the album was recorded
+ The bespoke case is shaped like a two-part plaster mould, as if the record has been cast inside. The case acts as both protector and creator of the record
+ Designed and hand-made by Nathan Sherwood in the state51 Atelier
+ Sleeves hand made, assembled and printed in the state51 Atelier
+ Vellum-style outer screen-printed with white ink
+ Beautifully textured high-density back board screen-printed in black ink
+ CD available
51st Edition:
+ One of a kind piece (only one copy will be made)
+ Lathe cut 12" vinyl inside hand-engraved bespoke plaster casing
+ The record has been cast in bone white plaster, inspired by the stone-like church windows and arches of St Olave's Priory (Great Yarmouth), where the album was recorded
+ The bespoke case is shaped like a two-part plaster mould, as if the record has been cast inside. The case acts as both protector and creator of the record
+ Designed and hand-made by Nathan Sherwood in the state51 Atelier