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Experimental drummer extraordinaire Chris Corsano has worked with the likes of Björk, Thurston Moore, and Jandek. On his latest project, The Young Cricketer, Corsano's got another awfully talented collaborator: himself.

Originally self-released on CD-R, Cricketer showcases the percussive powerhouse banging on just about everything but the kitchen sink. The 16-track album has been remastered by J.J. Golden for a vinyl release this week on Family Vineyard. The label only pressed 600 copies, so if you're aroused by such a clatter, you might wanna act fast.

Check out the rather ridiculous tracklist below.

The Young Cricketer:

A1 What Do We Mean by Coaching?
A2 How Should You Pick Up the Ball and Throw It?
A3 What Do People Mean When They Say 'He Played Cricket'?
A4 What Do We Get From Cricket That We Don't Get From Other Games?
A5 If You Want to Be Successful at Cricket What Attitude Should You Adopt Towards the Game?
A6 How May Your Parents and Your Employer Help You in Your Cricket Career?
A7 What Is the Correct Way to Stop a Ball?
A8 How Do You Know That You Have Taken Your Eyes Off the Ball When You Attempt to Catch It?
B1 Why Are Some Cricket Coaches Better Than Others?
B2 How Will You Learn More Successfully From Your Coach Than by Just Looking and Listening?
B3 What Movement Helps You When You Are Trying to Run Out a Batsman?
B4 Why Should You Watch the Strikers' Bat?
B5 How Do You Know Where to Throw the Ball?
B6 When Should You Throw the Ball at Top Speed?
B7 How Should You Throw It on Other Occasions?
B8 Are You Going to Keep Alive the Spirit of Cricket?