Below you will find the past 6 months of imputor? news. Anything older than that is more obsolete than that supercomputer you bought yesterday.
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"A-tempoed ambient spasms in slow motion/full mutation;" Somewhere between "Shri Camel" by Terry Riley & "Thursday Afternoon" by Brian Eno. 3 tracks, but over 60 minutes of music... do the math!
Includes free software version of Slow-Fi - a generative self-correcting audio/visual environment. Original concept and software by Jason Soares 2004. Modified in 2009 by Jason Soares & JFRE Coad.
Watch a video of the Slow-fi software in action:
Download Slow-Fi Software (PC/Mac)
You can download a FREE MP3 of the first track here:
Slow-fi Condition 1
Purchase Digital:
iTunes |
ThinkIndie
Album Details |
aspectsofphysics.com |
AoP @ Facebook
posted by: j
August 24th, 2010
Who doesn't like mazes? Here's a real-life maze with some special imputor? buddies lost somewhere inside!
"In conjunction with San Diego Contemporary Art Fair and Arts Month San Diego, Space 4 Art will invite the public to roam a maze of 35 individual artist studios, installations, and music stages filled with zithers, home-made synthesizers, toy pianos, and custom-hacked pianos. Meet the artists. Hear some music. See the studios. Check out the show in the gallery."
Aspects of Physics will be able to be found somewhere in the maze, their first performance in over a year.
It happens September 4th @ Space 4 Art - 325 15th Street, San Diego, 92101
More info here:
http://www.facebook.com/?ref=home#!/event.php?eid=106969606027496&ref=mf
posted by: j
August 20th, 2010
Free ambient massage for your earholes: download the 1st track from Aspects of Physics' new EP "Slow-Fi" out Aug 24th:
Free "Slow-fi Condition 1" Download
posted by: j
August 13th, 2010
most releases will be available through amazon MP3 downloads on AUG 24TH 2010
posted by: d
August 6th, 2010
A new one from San Diego's Aspects Of Physics.
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A wicked drop from Diagram of Suburban Chaos
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A surprise new random snag from Portland Wild Things
posted by: d
July 27th, 2010
