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EPISODE · Dec 6, 2024 · 30 MIN

MUNDANE MIRACLE - CULMINATION

from Brad Cooney Podcast · host Brad Cooney

Electro, like a lot of music, can make you want to sing along, or play the steering-wheel drum, or get a body part moving, but it generally works by first taking over your head and holding it still for the coming bombardment of sound.So it is with “Culmination,” the sixth track this year, releasing on November 24, from Mundane Miracle.“Listening to electronic music is like an explosion in your brain, with all these crazy things going on,” he said. “It just really sets your brain off.”“I think, with all my songs, it’s kind of like a flow of consciousness,” he said. “It is trying to put out different sounds, and once I have a little base, then I try out different elements, listening repetitively to the song trying different elements.”Mundane Miracle, is starting to put out the music that he has wanted to make since 2010, when he first heard Matthew Dear’s “I Can’t Feel.”“Culmination” is somewhat different from the five other songs he has put out so far.Support the show

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Electro, like a lot of music, can make you want to sing along, or play the steering-wheel drum, or get a body part moving, but it generally works by first taking over your head and holding it still for the coming bombardment of sound. So it is with “Culmination,” the sixth track this year, releasing on November 24, from Mundane Miracle. “Listening to electronic music is like an explosion in your brain, with all these crazy things going on,” he said. “It just really sets your brain off.” “I...

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