Max_De_Wardener_-_Where_I_Am_Today-Promo-2004-CMG

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45,49 MB

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2004-06-21

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█▓█  General Info   :
█▓█  Title .........: Where I Am Today
█▓█  Artist ........: Max De Wardener
█▓█  Music Style ...: Ambient
█▓█  Type ..........: Promo
█▓█  Release Date ..: Jun-21-2004
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█▓█  Used Tools     :
█▓█  Grabber .......: Eac
█▓█  Encoder .......: Lame
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█▓█  Additional Info:
█▓█  Source ........: CDDA
█▓█  No. Of Songs ..: 09
█▓█  Size ..........: 45,5 MB
█▓█  Playtime ......: 33:02 min
█▓█  URL ...........: www.magicandaccident.com
█▓█  Label .........: rough trade
█▓█  Quality .......: 192kbps / 44,1kHz / HQ / Full Stereo
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█▓█  01  :::  Luster                                               :::  04:37
█▓█  02  :::  Automatic                                            :::  02:57
█▓█  03  :::  Until My Blood Is Pure                               :::  02:51
█▓█  04  :::  Thyrsis                                              :::  05:05
█▓█  05  :::  Minutia                                              :::  03:26
█▓█  06  :::  Wires                                                :::  03:04
█▓█  07  :::  Black Snowflakes                                     :::  04:42
█▓█  08  :::  America                                              :::  01:52
█▓█  09  :::  Hundreds And Thousands                               :::  04:28
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█▓█  The classically trained Max de Wardener releases his album after the
█▓█  simply amazing 'Stops' 12" from 2002 and his recent collaborative work on
█▓█  Dani Siciliano's album. A relatively short album (33 mins) carries an
█▓█  overwhelming amount of seriously beautiful music. One could compare it
█▓█  with the music soon to come out of the Type label (Ryan Teague, Goldmund &
█▓█  Julien Neto for instance) = classically influenced music with only the
█▓█  faintest electronic processing. Both the inspirational church organ pieces
█▓█  from the 12", 'Until My Blood Is Pure' and 'Hundreds and Thousands'
█▓█  feature plus a further seven gems. 'Automatic' cuts up tin toy noises,
█▓█  megasweet - 'Noises From A Small Planet' is stunning, a trio of musicians
█▓█  including Max playing cloud-chamber bowls - wonderfully evocative, the
█▓█  clickbeats, tricky harmonics and floating sonics take this track to a very
█▓█  special place. 'Minutia's use of recorders will banish however your
█▓█  associations with primary school education, adding a french horn and
█▓█  glistening harmonic noises. On 'Snowflakes' even transistor radios are
█▓█  played, against a pulsing acoustic bass line and more encapsulating cloud
█▓█  chamber bowl harmonics. Words barely do justice to how essential this
█▓█  album is just thank Max and Matthew for bringing this album to you.
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