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 | Macaudion said 510 days ago |
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There he is Mister rhythm freakazoid, himself... The beauty of inferred melody w/ residue of invisible harmony... You mechanical wizard, you. I'm always left intrigued, partly satiated, w/ a desire for more or less, but not knowing... But mostly, feeling better... Thanks! Glad to hear you back! Dion |
 | Mcboy said 509 days ago |
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hey man... har ya...i downloaded this track and played on it with my sax player....read u r notes.....kool riddims...... |
 | echoroom said 509 days ago |
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Electric ghosts This is groovin', but down and dirty with it ... ghosts howls, squeaky gates, ominous electronics... scary stuff, excellent unease. Steve |
 | atonalis said 509 days ago |
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fvck...... mighty strong on the longing and darkness.....not to mention the absolute brilliance of the "percs"..... pure sonic wonderment. |
 | _nderscore said 509 days ago |
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sh redd ed glad to hear that electronic heart beating again-looks like it's tearin' things up with a vengeance! awesome, awesome!! lovin' the skiddidles & scrapes. don't forget the antiseptic! hey-i've missed your noise MORE! :D |
 | perceptualvortex said 508 days ago |
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psychotronic Those are some brilliant noises, Stun. I very much enjoyed this voyage. Nice to see another posting from you! |
 | ledebutant said 508 days ago |
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Chest Cavities Rock There's just no one like you, Mr. Stun Nutz. I always marvel at your ability to take sound-noise and make it musical...catchy, even. I've listened to this three times and there are more listens in my future, then maybe a trip around Spagizm. I'm very happy to see you back! |
 | MissChaos said 508 days ago |
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ouch I started to think about that Body Worlds exhibit... freaked me the hell out. I guess this would be falling into the chest cavity and then poking around the innerds a bit, eh? I can hear the nerves, the arteries, woah, there's the heart, and of course the brain sparks. Lots going on in yer head, buddy. Glad you found your way out. this is really astonishing production. |
 | pooey said 508 days ago |
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Whoosh! Ditto what everyone else said, plus I love your attention to form. I love how it builds, diminishes: its a great piece. And you used Spear! Glad you could add it to your toolbox. I've played with it lots but haven't ventured so far as to use it musically. Very cool, Stun. This piece sizzles. |
 | grid stalker said 507 days ago |
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delicious! was good going down. fun picking those ring modulated shavings from my teeth. |
 | K.I.S.KISMET said 506 days ago |
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Acute love the mesmerizing monotone bleeps in contrast with the screetches and howls. Erratic, eccentric, I love it! |
| atonalis said 506 days ago |
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emotive..... i know you like the comical side of sonic goo... but i love it when you go dark n fragmented. this is the best track since time stress fracture..... wonderful stuff man...... |
 | Tiny_Man_Inside said 506 days ago |
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umm I think you just broke my brain. |
| said 504 days ago | |
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ya know I have to admit I listened to EE 's version BUt I needed to go to the source Now I understand all things thank you !!!!!!!!!!!!! |
 | Fortunato said 503 days ago |
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things I like Something close to some 'glitch', very interesting for my poor ears, let's spend time again w/that kind of stuff... |
 | Axgrinder said 503 days ago |
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Joining of the disjointed? Totally chaotic yet somehow it all binds together and makes complete and total sense, unlike life for example! Great choice of sounds that are masterfully pieced together. Excellent production as well. Man I heard and saw through my ears a menagerie of all sorts of things! ;-P Kudos on a fine composition. Alvin |
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Still loving it Still as tight as a gnat's butt crack. Keep rocking bro, keep rocking. |
 | twonicus said 495 days ago |
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excellent work it's like what NIN would sould like if trent had the balls to go all the way. |
 | Eccentrikamerika said 481 days ago |
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!!!!!!!! classic nutz. gritty, but with a different feel. while some other, older, trax of yours give me feelings of urbanity ala downtown detroit (i can feel the gravel beneath my feet as i listen) this track takes me to a completely computer world. that scratchy grit is replaced with a zinging, numbing electricity. this is also expansive in a ridiculously fantastic way. this deserves to be part of a soundtrack. excellent work my old friend. |
 | GnosticVelvet said 332 days ago |
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SK-1 Lustmord meets Chris and Cosey ! Well done !!!!!!! Xploit that casio *!! |
Is rawkin it right with his new machine.
Genius, this boy is.