Bird_Costumes_and_Tunnels--3_Inch_Split_Series_January-(DNT)-CDR-2007-UKi

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MP3/FLAC
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UKi
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25,79 MB
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3
Date
2007-07-06

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      a r t i s t : Bird Costumes & Tunnels
        t i t l e : 3 Inch Split Series: January
          d a t e : 2007
        l a b e l : DNT
	    c a t : DNT025
      s o u r c e : CDR
        g e n r e : Ambient
  r l s.  d a t e : Jun/2007
      t r a c k s : 03
    b i t r a t e : VBRkbps
          s i z e : 25,8 MB

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     January: Tunnels/Bird Costumes

     "The pairing of Bird Costumes and Tunnels has proven quite
     apt: sharing a common backyard in sunny Portland, Oregon, the
     two artists also share a similar ominous, human-absent
     approach to composition - though from opposite sides of the
     spectrum, with Bird Costumes taking a more mechanical approach
     to compliment TunnelsÆ more textural drones. Stepping up for
     tracks one and two, Bird Costumes (Daniel Osborne) begins his
     half of the split with metered strafes of what sound like
     strings played beyond the fret-board or from within a piano;
     sparks of high-vibration which evoke the New antics Cowell or
     Partch. Natural-harmonic tones emerge from behind these pulses
     of sound, gaining in volume with each release until they fill
     both channels with a torrent of skillfully layered distortion.
     Track two is another exercise in guitar virtuosity, this time
     over a canvas of hand-muted guitar, with noodles and slides
     layered vertically in various states of distortion. At five
     and three minutes, these two tracks work well on their own as
     sketches, but could do equally well as seeds for larger
     movements. Tunnels (Nicholas Samuel Bindeman) takes to task
     the last track: at 10 1/2 minutes, the untitled piece (all
     three tracks are suitably untitled) oscillates quickly in a
     cresting mid-range helicopter drone, behind which tonal drones
     glint and shift with a rare narrative quality found only in
     the works of masters like Stars of the Lid. All three tracks
     are brilliant, well-executed, and far larger than this tiny
     disc would elude." (review by Animal Psi)
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      01-Bird Costumes - Untitled                               [05:18]
      02-Bird Costumes - Untitled                               [03:15]
      03-Tunnels - Untitled                                     [10:26]
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                                                                 18:59 min

Files

PathSize
01-bird_costumes--untitled.mp35,65 MB
02-bird_costumes--untitled.mp32,82 MB
03-tunnels--untitled.mp317,32 MB