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Short Cycled
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Sudden Closure
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Full Spectrum Records Littlefield, Texas
Full Spectrum Records releases the works of experimental musicians and sound artists, with an ear towards idiosyncratic tones, extended time frames and unique compositional approaches.
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Another masterful outing by Lopez. Does he ever sleep. From airy stereo scrapes, the same figure turns to metal and then underwater through the artist's deft alchemical interventions. At 23 minutes there are heavenly soft touches, then a sizzling ice capade at 27 minutes. It ends with a wind suite, softly brushing reeds then building to a storm.
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Radioactive Desire
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Recorded on the hottest days in the longest year, "Radioactive Desire" is an avant-garde piece with an almost visceral impact.
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After 25 minutes of wandering piano keys, gurgling and whirring electronics, unidentified field recordings, solemn French horn and plucked bass, we reach something resembling a “song” at the tape’s end. It’s not the destination, but the journey, some might say, but in this case, the earthy headphone muck asks if the dream quest ever truly ends. https://www.vikingschoice.org/archive/amp-stacked-ambient-japanese-folk-black-rave/
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