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AUDIO RELEASES (Experimental)
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| #261: Attic Moth / Fractal Works |
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Kahvi @ Christmas 2008:
Continuing the Christmas releases for 2008 is a guest release with a difference - as the artist, Attic Moth, says in his bio, he uses "Algorithmic composition, serial, stochastic and aleatoric techniques" to create textured or "fractal works".
Curious, interesting and different, Fractal Works has a winter feel, cold but warm to the touch and a gentle divergence from the usual Kahvi style.
Christmas releases 2008 continue shortly!  |
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| morph wrote on 18/12/08, 7:44 am | | Really, really good! It does have a sort of wintry warmth to it, with ever-unfolding rhythms and melodic lines. It's really interesting to hear how deftly (and pleasingly, relaxingly) the synthesizers are woven together. If this is fractal music, I want more! | | | | Curious Inversions wrote on 17/12/08, 9:55 pm | ...Very... uhhh... fractal.
I'd love to see another set of music where shorter, fractla-generated themes were used and repeat in a more electronic style. ...As a software developer, algorithmic music has always been something I was interested in, I just never found a decent application which made truly compelling compositions possible. I may pick it up sometime in the future.
Maybe. ; ) | | | | Weldroid wrote on 17/12/08, 9:50 am | | A wonderful trip and an exciting example for how fruitful a man-machine cooperation can be. Thank you. | | |
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