Aspects of Physics - Marginalized Information Forms 1: Ping
Track Listing:
# |
Title |
Length |
Mp3 |
Lyrics |
01 |
Logo (Observer) |
0:12 |
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02 |
Ping |
9:51 |
FREE |
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03 |
Neutrino |
2:10 |
FREE |
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04 |
QQ47 |
3:55 |
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05 |
Piano Pill |
3:27 |
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06 |
Plippus |
4:24 |
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07 |
ohmF |
1:18 |
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08 |
Reversevent |
4:31 |
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09 |
Jatchtas |
1:15 |
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10 |
Arnologer |
1:34 |
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11 |
Scene Of Changery |
7:42 |
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Notes:
- Part 1 of 3 in the series -- collect all 3!
- Edition of 1000
- Mastered by Rafter Roberts at Singing Serpent.
Overview:
Rising from the ashes of the enigmatic San Diego post-rock troupe Physics at the beginning of 2000, Aspects of Physics exists as a continuation of existing ideas with the fusion of new thoughts on music.
Marginalized Information Forms is a set of 3 recordings / releases constructed over a two year span, divided by musical style, instrumentation and philosophical content. Ping, the first in the series, loosely illustrates the point of view of the observer (observer <- medium <- source) in relation to information using guitars, synthesizers, computers and other electronic devices, which combine into a variety of experimental yet melodic soundscapes. If Aspects of Physics were a humanoid with 3-way split personality disorder, Ping would represent the emotive, warm, and graceful side that would invite you over for a beer and some intellectually stimulating discussion about the state of the universe. In a couple of months you'll come to meet the other 2 personalities of AoP (MIF2 and MIF3 on different labels and therefore other cross-bred markets). For fans of Telefon Tel Aviv, Fridge, Four Tet, Mum, The Album Leaf, Stockhausen/Cage/Glass, and Warp Records.
Since you last saw Aspects of Physics, they've added Brent Asbury (Pinback, Thingy) on live drums and effects units, completed 3 west coast and 1 east coast tour(s) including multiple live internet performances (New York Underground Film Festival and MiniMax series conducted by William Duckworth), and invented/utilized web-based MIDI interfaces and software.
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