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Jul 6, 2011 46 min

Issue 2 - Velvet Serpantine

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This time the podcast is dedicated to meditative ambient/resonant drone. Current compilation is inspired by the intention to explore static, slowly changing tones and textures which inevitably conduct the listener to meditative state, reorienting the attention to inner self. Structurally introvert music, without any decorations, details are unnecessary and even if exist - eliminated by the main focal point of dense and rich flows of audio-spectrum combinations. Constantly shifting tones combined with binaural beat technology, meanwhile the frequencies change by 8th of tone and more therefore fitting the category of microtonal music and in this podcast - microtonal drone. Best pieces merged together in this episode to represent this flavour of music. Enjoy your evening. __________________________________________________________ Tracklist: Kevin Drumm - Cloudy (Editions Mego, 2002) Keith Fullerton Whitman - Lisbon (2006) Ryan Gregory Tallman - Hemisphairion (for Ingrid Rose)(2011) Doron Sadja - Landscapes (term 08) Keith Fullerton Whitman - track3a(2waynice) (2002) Dave Seidel - Aurora (NetNewMusic, 2008) Asmus Tietchens & David Lee Myers - Three (Line, 2004) Jacob Kirkegaard - Labirinthtis (2008) Dave Seidel - Gemini Nebula (NetNewMusic, 2008) Stephan Mathieu & Taylor Deupree - Solitude Of Spheres(2008)

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