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│ I.Corax │
│ The Cadaver Pulse II: Mothelix Liquescent │
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Artist....: I.Corax
Album.....: The Cadaver Pulse II: Mothelix Liq
Source....: CDDA
Type......: Album
Genre.....: Ambient
Grabber...: EAC
Encoder...: Lame
Quality...: 192kbps /44,1kHz / Joint
Size......: 88,7 MB
Tracks....: 06
Playtime..: 64:31 min
Company...: Blue Sector BS03
Language..: English
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01.XV 14:51
02.XVI 08:50
03.XVII 13:34
04.XVIII 05:46
05.XIX 09:20
06.XX 12:10
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64:31 min
88,7 MB
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Yeah...
This is obviously the second in "The Cadaver
Pulse" series, consisting of six more dark
ambient soundscapes, this time headed up under
the title of "Mothelix Liquescent" in states XV
- XX. I'm not totally sure what more needs to be
said here, as this is not so unlike the first
disc in this set. Lots of ringing hums and
drones with a great recording, detailed panning
effects, a good balance of really minimal
atmospheres and slightly more layered and
intricate passages, etc. State XVII starts out
calmly with some slow in and out fades that have
a thinner, crisper edge against the throbbing
undercurrents, also utilizing a few quick
cutting sounds that have an eerie piercing
quality. One key difference with these tracks is
the absence of any obvious or suggested
percussive rhythm of any sort, not that such
elements were overpowering or demanding before,
but they did play a role. A few of the tracks
towards the latter portion of the disc bring in
more of the wobbly vibrating sounds as heard
prominent throughout the "From Goldem Flesh to
Silverb One" CD-R, which I find slightly less
interesting/effective, but for the most part
things move along nicely. Much like the first
installment in this series, the CD-R comes in a
unique plastic case with some black and white
artwork on the disc face, black printing over a
thin board insert for the cover, and several
postcard styled inserts (also black and white)
with nice abstract photographs on them - here
based more around abstract textures and bits and
pieces of insects. That pretty much says it.
I'll keep this one short.
Enjoy...
Personal greets:
I'd like to thank AMOK, FWYH, radial, BCC, CMG
and all other groups, for releasing such a great stuff...
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GREETS: BFP aPC ALC BOSS TN GTi
We're looking for :
Suppliers/Dj's/Rippers who can get new unreleased stuff.
People who have large cd collections.
100mbit+ 400gigs+ sites with multi sections.
Hardware suppliers.
Shells or bncs suppliers.
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