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New Tendencies Toronto, Ontario
Improvised sound mangling and performance from various locations.
See also: Matt Nish-Lapidus, <blink>, emenel.
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Amazing label putting out challenging and fun electronic music. And releasing my new material.
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an album that focuses on blasts and releases, patterns and less-so-pattern-y compositional moments. The movement from pattern-y rhythmic pulsing, even danceable? to rich, drone-y, expansive, even noisey? are idiosyncratic, natural and fun. Nothing ever builds up too much or lays too strong of a foundation, so stops and shifts are more than allowed and when a shift does occur there's a safety in knowing it will change soon. Amazingly recorded, great sounds.
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