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Understanding 9/11The Jack Bohlen Bookclub - 1979 [exp031]
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The Jack Bohlen Book Club
1979
A dense ultra-minimalist approach to ambience perfectly blending meticulous sound design and field recording. Distant voices and faint commotion emerge softly from gentle static and tones. Touches of slowly morphing melodies get sprinkled in along the way originating from various organic and synthetic sources. The album in its whole creates a truly unique melancholic experience perfect for those rainy Sunday afternoons and late nights. Falling asleep a late night marathon of The Twilight Zone. Three in the morning at the abandoned warehouse. Two way radio interference delivering snippets of indecipherable conversation. The midnight hum from a nearby airport. A truly beautiful album intended not only for the sole purpose of listening...but of experiencing. Preferably in complete darkness and isolation where this album is sure to have its most profound effect.
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exp031
The Jack Bohlen Book Club
1979
A dense ultra-minimalist approach to ambience perfectly blending meticulous sound design and field recording. Distant voices and faint commotion emerge softly from gentle static and tones. Touches of slowly morphing melodies get sprinkled in along the way originating from various organic and synthetic sources. The album in its whole creates a truly unique melancholic experience perfect for those rainy Sunday afternoons and late nights. Falling asleep a late night marathon of The Twilight Zone. Three in the morning at the abandoned warehouse. Two way radio interference delivering snippets of indecipherable conversation. The midnight hum from a nearby airport. A truly beautiful album intended not only for the sole purpose of listening...but of experiencing. Preferably in complete darkness and isolation where this album is sure to have its most profound effect.
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