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Honestly, after hearing several minutes of "silence", I thought I'd gotten a bad disc. Closer observation and full volume revealed the miniscule sonics at work below the threshold of "normal" listening... imagine audio images from an electron-microscope-for-the-ears.
1's subaudible hums are dappled with rather spacious sprinklings of
digital grit and occasional miniature echoed blips. Low-level thrumming seeps from
2 (2:10), almost unnoticeably panning across left and right. Louder though still very subdued, electronic waves ruffle through 3 tracing the contours of microscopic hills and valleys.
A slowly repeating pattern of higher-pitched, fine-grained mist pulses then fades;
4 (9:16)'s self-replicating cycle is joined by a hint of a metallic warble and almost imperceptible bass fibrillations. The mode shifts to a hovering veil of gleam, alive with barely discernible activities within; some of these tones grow comparatively "loud".
Various zones of effervescence are reached as 6 bridges sonic regions of hushed static through areas of void.
Crisp insectoid buzzings inhabit 7, phasing in and out over vague terrain. Slightly more audible, 8 riffles on ebbing/flowing neutronic waves, drawing nearer then away. Tinny warbling emits from
9, bespeckled with microbe-sized pips and scritches.
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