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Is it music, noise, crap, or a conglomoration of everything? Its definitely atmospheric, electronic, partially melodic, partially noise - all for those who enjoy the small things in life glued together in a randomly simulated instrumental form.
This is music that might never exist if I didn't make it.
USMilk is not to be confused with the everyday milk of the lactose pursuasion.
This audio is part of the collection: Lucha Libre Recordings
It also belongs to collection: Netlabels
Artist/Composer: Jesse Andersen
Date: 0000-00-00 00:00:00
Keywords: Minimalism; Noise; Experimental; Ambient
Creative Commons license: Attribution-NoDerivs
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| LLR014_64kb.m3u | 64Kbps M3U | Stream |
| LLR014_vbr.m3u | VBR M3U | Stream |
| Audio Files | VBR MP3 | Ogg Vorbis | 64Kbps MP3 |
| Dim Walkman Upgrade |
4.0 MB
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2.8 MB
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1.6 MB
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| The Great Sewer |
4.5 MB
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3.2 MB
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2.1 MB
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| A Walk in Orange Mud |
4.8 MB
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3.0 MB
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1.8 MB
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| Woldays |
2.7 MB
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1.8 MB
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1.1 MB
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| Baby Expexp |
7.2 MB
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5.1 MB
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2.7 MB
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| Bron Robinson's Shield |
3.8 MB
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2.6 MB
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1.6 MB
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| Diaper Meadow |
6.6 MB
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4.6 MB
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2.5 MB
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| Eying Bad Milk |
2.6 MB
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1.8 MB
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1.1 MB
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| Our Vacation to Hill Zone |
7.8 MB
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5.4 MB
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3.0 MB
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| Healthy Egg |
4.4 MB
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3.0 MB
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1.7 MB
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| Song for Norton |
4.9 MB
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2.9 MB
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2.0 MB
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| Expired Food Aroma |
6.0 MB
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4.1 MB
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2.2 MB
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| Dust Blowing from Drawers |
5.0 MB
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3.2 MB
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2.1 MB
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| Musicat Factory Window |
3.8 MB
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2.6 MB
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1.6 MB
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| On the Phone |
4.7 MB
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3.4 MB
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1.9 MB
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| Image Files | JPEG |
| LLR014.jpg |
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| LLR014back.jpg |
1.1 MB
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| LLR014large.jpg |
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| LLR014_files.xml | Metadata | [file] |
| LLR014_meta.xml | Metadata | 1.3 KB |
| LLR014_reviews.xml | Metadata | 868.0 B |




Reviewer:
shields1223 -




Subject:
Milk?
Not sure what this is or is supposed to be, yet, found it oddly addictive. Back in my younger years, early 70's, electronic kits were available that would somewhat simulate the sounds of nature. They were assembled on a breadboard and were at the time, the breakout of IC chip technology. After the Moog but before the time of the more commercial uses of electronics for altering sound. This sort of reminds me of those times. Nostalgia, I suppose.