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What, if some day or night a demon were to steal after you into your loneliest loneliness and say to you: "This life as you now live it and have lived it, you will have to live once more and innumerable times more; and there will be nothing new in it, but every pain and every joy and every thought and sigh and everything unutterably small or great in your life will have to return to you, all in th

all analog. No GUIs involved. Fuck GUIs.

Just some punk kid who doesn't know anything about electronic music, sampling and channeling all of his favorite music, from math rock to jewish folk tunes, into a 13 track, 45 minute ode to being alone.

Once upon a time in the 1990s, there was a magical forest filled with ungulates, both mythical and real. These creatures lived as any other creatures lived until one day when word spread that there was a terror upon the horizon: the evil millenium bug!

The debut album from Computerization! Woooo!

I present to you today, ladies and gentlemen, an oddity, come from strange parts of the world! Can you hear the music slowly twisting backwards and into itself? When you close your eyes, can you hear this strange sonata distorting time?
Dear reader, imagine for a moment that there are no seconds, no minutes, and no hours. There is only now, and what you make of it.
So listen, dear reader.

**A Gradual Release, one track a day until I deem it finished. It's an organic, living piece of noise.
Even the cover art will evolve daily. Enjoy.**

Day 1:Track 1:Plinth:Taken from "A Clump of Plinth", the title of my mockumentary about stock
footage filmmaking, which in turn I took from the name of a sketch comedy show that the Oxford

**This album features feedback, buzzing, white noise, fuzz, chirps, clicks, pops, and cracks. This is all intended. Do not worry, this will not hurt your speakers.**

**This album is best listened to through headphones.**

...released 2006

This is a Cllct.com exclusive release. It was made using fruity loops and a few VST plugins. The 8bit songs were the first two I had ever made and are pretty simple really. The other three songs are the three parts of Cities In the Sky. The second song "Krimp" is actually called "My Evil Plan" now.

My last release, Paredolia, grew a mind of it's own and I had to kill it. Here are the songs that would have been on the album, had it not gone all lifey.

"When repetitive structured music, which is what I was doing, is played loud, you begin to hear kind of the froth-it's like a river that sends up all this white foam. It was the foam I was interested in." - Phillip Glass

Colloquial Mage tells a story and Secret Owl Society puts music behind it. By the time you see this, Colloquial Mage will be in Taiwan, a ghost until 2010.

the story of the sand
I went to the coast for a short while before Music Camp. It was there that the adventure unfolded.

This 4 tracks on this EP are a great follow on from Odan's last efforts of producing highly danceable, energetic and somewhat classic ADM (acid dance music), with a beautiful melodic timbre to finish it off nicely.

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this is the second lonesome architects album. actually, it's only 8 songs, so it's technically an ep. it is called "the ocean at night," and consists mostly of songs that martin wrote when staying in reykjavik, iceland. there's also a couple of songs that josh wrote in los angeles and new york.