Colin Marston Queens, New York
music for solo instruments, electronic chamber, and full orchestra
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Great demonstration of how well Mick Barr's music translates to different voicing. High energy and dense but very entertaining as well.
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Unfathomable Existence
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even when one is tired of things like tempo, notes, riffs, etc; the best kind of noise - of which, this is a great example - always has a sense of dynamics. if you like noise that does more than just blow your brains against the wall for it's entire run time, this choice will serve you well!
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Tedium Torpor Stasis
by Indricothere
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"Technical Sloom" hits the nail on the head. Lack of vocals, artificial drums, technicality despite the slow pace, outlandish synth-y sounding solos, extensive running time, no release for the tension... yes, this is carefully engineered to make everyone feel sick. I like it.
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Cistern
by Jherek Bischoff
featured on Bandcamp Radio Aug 30, 2016
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Silhouettes
by Justina Jaruseviciute
A stirring set of chamber music from this composer from Berlin, which seem to capture hope & sadness at once.
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Vol. 1
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Expansive orchestral music that has all the weight and heft of post-rock.
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Unsympathetic Empyrean
by Xazraug
supported by 11 fans who also own “Solo Instruments”
Love the Ketjak/Ramayana Monkey Chant sample in here! Never expected to hear anybody sample that, let alone on a metal album. Hails!
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