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cinchel Chicago, Illinois
I am a Chicago based musician working with guitar, effects and laptop to create abstract ambient music that is both minimal and dense. My main focus has been the interaction of sounds/notes with themselves.With only the use of delay, layering and distortion I attempt to make a lot of guitars no longer sound like guitars.I like to call this minimal dense music for that reason. ... more
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And Suddenly Everything, Absolutely Everything, Was There
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I have a track on this benefit comp for Utech records. All proceeds go to Keith and his kids to help them out during this difficult time.
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Shell Beach (remixes) (TRR-DL18)
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Excellent remix album. you should also check out everything else that Anaphylaxis has up. all great stuff!
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Promo Yacht E.P.
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excellent modern breakbeat stuff
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Solstitium Fulminate
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"Recorded during SUNN O)))s European tour 2005, culminating at Roskilde Festival, Denmark" : laissez-moi vous dire qu'il n'y a pas que cette tournée qui arrive à son point culminant mais aussi Sunn O))) d'un point de vue général car Solstitium Fulminate, qui sert d'appendice à Black One, est un monument qui conjugue noirceur vampirique avec une certaine forme d'absolu. Le ton musical plonge très vite dans les graves pour nous faire entrer dans le royaume de la mort. Attila Csihar est un Charon.
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