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Morning Swarms
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And Numbers Are Mortal
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Granularity I
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1025
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After The Moonrise
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Granularity IV
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Chelidon Frame Milan, Italy
Experimental electronic project from Milano, Italy. He works with drones, found objects, shortwave radio signals, prepared guitars and looped soundscapes.
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Deriva (Drift) [from French dérive] is the perpetuating movement that strides from the known to the unknown, to the absurd and the unplanned.
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夢 三 (Yume III) is a 3-man project from Chelidon Frame, MonkeYear and Discontinuation of Treatment.
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A Desert Displays
by Chelidon Frame
“Each grain of sand has its architecture, but a desert displays the structure of the wind.” This is an album about dreams and how they unveils in our waking hours.
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Colla (Double Album)
by Carlo Giustini
supported by 7 fans who also own “Morning Swarms: Home Studio Live”
have yet to translate the song titles so the artist's intentions are somewhat of a mystery to me, but the wavering surface noise creates the theme of a dialogue between music & technology before becoming invisible to my ears. this conjures memories of listening to music as a child (long before the sterility of digital media), when i rarely took notice of the hiss & pops of records, 8-tracks, tapes, & am radio because they were a normal, necessary aspect of recorded sound. nice to be back again.
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supported by 7 fans who also own “Morning Swarms: Home Studio Live”
this just hits me....
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In the music of Paul Jordan, digitally manipulated field recordings become striking electronic songs that feel eerie and surreal.
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