Kind: Jams

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Take one simple beat.  Add a simple lick, throw in a soucon of a simple (silly) vocal, top it off with a spacey pad.  Pop it in the oven, leave it to bake.  Garnish with a video of trains.  Et voila, you got yourself a delicious A/V trip!

How do a few echoey, delayed guitars manage to evoke so much?  That floating lead really gets me.  Gives me a sublime feeling, this track.  In the true sense of the word.  Some glimpse of appreciation of the ludicrousness, the amazingness, the pointless, fleeting beauty of our short time in this incredible universe.  If I had to choose a closing song for my funeral, it would be this one, played out while my body is fired in a rocket into the sun.

Oh man.  My brother had this album on vinyl.  Listened to it all the time in my teens.  Math rock at its noisiest and finest.

Experimental electronic.  Algorithmically-assisted music.  Livecoded in TidalCycles. I always like a bit of scattered percussion.  Here it goes well with the ominous, brooding bass.

High tempo.  Spiky, angular guitars.