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The processes behind the music are best explained by the notes (since none come with the disc) at distributor Dutch East India's website... "Selective use of automated processes like the overlapping of loops and their falsification through wrong calculation or incorrect condensation algorithms, errors and the translation into rudimentary rhythmic constellations are the results of their work."
That explained... Buzzing and popping like a syncopated short circuit, C 2 establishes a catchy (though barely substantial) rhythm accented by further bleeps and hums.
Less-organized, the sputtering pastiche of C 4 (1:09) erupts in sizzling riffles, squealing tones and discombobulated fragments. The buzzily hypnotizing swirls and microbass pulsations of vaguely dubby C 5 intriguingly transcend their noise-based roots.
After the ear-ringing output of C 6, one appreciates the softer bristles of C 7 which thrums with a micromechanical nature. While too fragile to be considered truly "funky", cool C 7 hisses and pips with something of an attitude. A slower tempo of algorythmically sputtering "beats" stop-and-start throughout C 9 (7:42).
As if listeners really need a "chill-out" after these intangibilities, C 10 provides one with its closing moments of the lightest of sizzles...
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