âDense chaos to delicate interludes [. . .] .â â David J. Opdyke, SpiderBytes. âBeautiful harmonic drones [. . .] .â â Todd Zachritz, Godsend Online. âAn electronic Mariana Trench [. . .] .â â Darren Bergstein, i/e.

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ELECTRONIC: Ambient, ELECTRONIC: Soundscapes



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Brothers Rob and Russ Giffen are Everything Must Go. UNFOLD is their first CD, released in 1995. The two pieces comprising it (Instrumentation: synths and other electronics.) share cyclical, hypnotic structures produced by delay effects of continually varying lengths. As the compositions evolve, mantra-like sound-forms emerge. Orchestrations appear, intertwine and dissolve, overlapping each other, cross-fading and transmuting themselves.

Since its release, UNFOLD has received reviews that include these comments:

âAs the walls begin to peel [. . .] an inverse reality takes hold [. . .] . Extremely enjoyable [. . .] .â â Greg Weeks, The Big Takeover

âA swirling repetition of sounds that slowly evolves from a soothing lull into a state of alarm.â â Chris W. Becker, Factsheet 5

ââEONâ morphs and evolves, passing through many phases from dense chaos to delicate interludes, and back again. âIONâ also meanders over different sonic regions, but is softer overall and more symphonic. Both tracks are well-composed and very interestingly executed [. . .] .â â David J Opdyke, SpiderBytes

âBeautiful harmonic drones and ambient electronic washes that metamorphosize right in your ears.â â Todd Zachritz, Godsend Online

âAn electronic Mariana Trench [. . .] . Time should posit the superb blossoming of UNFOLD as an innovative and seminal work.â â Darren Bergstein, i/e

A 10 minute excerpt from âION,â along with excerpts from other EMG pieces, can be heard on the Everything Must Go MySpace page at http://www.myspace.com/emgspace

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For more info:
http://www.machinecathedral.com
http://www.myspace.com/emgspace
http://www.live365.com/stations/august1871/ (Nspace, EMGâs online radio station)