Artist : Wyndel Hunt
Title : Sunshine Noir
Genre : Electronic
Year : 2010
Date : 05/2010
Bitrate : VBR kbps
Tracks : 08
Label : Dragon's Eye Recordings
Source : CDDA
Encoder : Lame 3.97
Length : 42:12 min
Size : 55,4 MB
Tracklist:
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01.Sumud 04:04
02.The Drop 02:21
03.Invisible Hand Revealed: Iron Fist 06:30
04.Deckle 02:09
05.Niche Destroys Market 06:40
06.Plot Device 05:59
07.Sunshine Noir 08:29
08.Free Dissociation 06:00
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42:12 min
Inside instantaneous openings of titanic
surroundings and pinpointed views, with
patchwork surroundings of silver, black,
and grey, Wyndel Hunt's Sunshine Noir is
in its length and breadth both
streamlined with sharp contours and
accented by the deep buzz of dissipative
control.
HuntÆs fourth recording on DragonÆs Eye
builds using attention to details and
dynamic control in coordination with
restraint and pattern-weaving; the
sounds move toward a seemingly
paradoxical goal of constructing
disappearing monoliths of sound.
Compositional methods referencing
collage and descriptive phrases such as
aural painting, sonic architecture and
sculpture are apropos yet not
exhaustive--the proportion and volume of
the pieces combined with their sudden
disappearances make them simultaneously
tangible and elusive.
While epic proportions are kept in check
with fuzzing, mechanical lines, some of
the greatest moments in Sunshine Noir
are where the sounds drop down below the
edge of perceptibility--the subdued
quality of the recording is enhanced in
all the apparently empty spacesùmaking
the moments where little more is left
than a whisper where Sunshine Noir burns
brightest.
Sunshine Noir was recorded throughout
2009 in Seattle, Washington, using only
Ableton Live, Reason 2.5, a Casio MT-520
and a guitar. All tracks were composed
by Wyndel Hunt, except 'Deckle', which
was constructed by Christopher
DeLaurenti. With this small arsenal of
materials, the resulting compositions
are an astounding achievement of
sculpted geography allowing the listener
to imagine the process of construction
and its completion as a singular
movement.
Recorded throughout 2009 in Seattle,
Washington, using only Ableton Live,
Reason 2.5, a Casio MT-520 and a guitar.
Limited to 250 copies.
Packaged in clear plastic sleeve with
folded insert.
http://www.dragonseyerecordings.com