it features electric guitar, voicenote recordings of train stations and train journeys, and voicenote recordings of electric guitar and loop pedal.
some tracks are improvisations, some are performances of scores.
the title, originally completely unconnected to train travel, comes from a 1938 collage by Bruno Munari ('Eccomi in breve'), a surreal self-portrait, and encapsulates the hours I routinely spend on trains: the self-portrait of a frequent traveller, never in one place for long enough, and yet for a short while present in a moment where all one can do is look out of the window and listen.composed, performed, recorded, and edited by Zahrah Hutton
track 2 features the voices of James McIlwrath and Zahrah Hutton, singing at Birmingham New Street Station
track 3 features the voice of Geoffrey Sumner, from the film Absolute Block Signalling, accessed via the Internet Archive
album artwork by Zahrah Hutton