MP3 A Problem of Alarming Dimensions - h - hov - hover
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an eclectic mix of predominately instrumental sonic exploration.
7 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Instrumental Rock, ROCK: Math Rock
Details:
Originating from the swamps of the Central Arkansas hinterlands, A Problem of Alarming Dimensions combine experimental textures with variegated instrumentation to form a surprisingly accessible blend of [mostly] instrumental rock mayhem. h-hov-hover, the band's self-released debut, was recorded using a hybrid of analog and digital technology at Zero Return Studios in Atlanta and in their garage in Conway, Arkansas. This unknown act may surprise you. Listen as h-hov-hover thunders with bludgeoning guitar rock and whispers with analog synth washes - all in one coherent 37-minute sweep.
"This is a fine album... if you are a music fan, you'll like it... simple as that."
-Jake Hasselman, Review on IndieWorkshop.com
7 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Instrumental Rock, ROCK: Math Rock
Details:
Originating from the swamps of the Central Arkansas hinterlands, A Problem of Alarming Dimensions combine experimental textures with variegated instrumentation to form a surprisingly accessible blend of [mostly] instrumental rock mayhem. h-hov-hover, the band's self-released debut, was recorded using a hybrid of analog and digital technology at Zero Return Studios in Atlanta and in their garage in Conway, Arkansas. This unknown act may surprise you. Listen as h-hov-hover thunders with bludgeoning guitar rock and whispers with analog synth washes - all in one coherent 37-minute sweep.
"This is a fine album... if you are a music fan, you'll like it... simple as that."
-Jake Hasselman, Review on IndieWorkshop.com
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