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What Makes Me Happy? How about an intriguing opening track, like, when whispy voices wail beneath downtempo beats and scritchy syncopated clatter, which becomes more discombobulated as the piece (un)develops? In The Heart of The Air You Can Hear (0:58), random-ish piano and guitar notes intermingle with unintelligible voices.
The lazily wafting haze of Thrdos is revved up by fluttery percussion and vaporized basslines.
A fragmented-yet-cohesive arrangement of guitar strums, percussion and general electronic noise comes together in the form of Domi, topped with odd squawks and increasingly dense distortions.
A steadily-rockin' solo drum eventually gets the slice-and-dice treatment;
Bringing Together The Best then is engulfed by a dizzying droneswarm.
With the faint vocal hums of Days Without Trace, a brief melancholy slur ensues.
Groovy '60s-style choral-and-brass samples appear, albeit in a mutated form, as
Saca sways to mid-tempo beats. The sonically warped samples of Bruce Nauman are pounded into submission by vigorous-then-explosive drumming. A final cooldown... though dappled with light touches of chaos, After Dega (7:26) presents a lovely, relaxed ending.
Also, the CD contains a motion-oriented video accompanied by an additional Shudo track...
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