MP3 Experimental Hypothesis - The Realm
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(ID 343908)
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Electronic, Analog Synth, "Sonic" and "Hypnotic"
8 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Experimental, ELECTRONIC: Industrial
Details:
A slection taken from a russian review of (The Realm) - written by 'Oleg' at Synthpop.ru a Russian Synthpop observation web site.
About Experimental Hypothesis/The Realm
"Weightlessly stretchy syntech operations for one's self framed to the curious rhythmic feedbacks and absent vocal segmentations. Mister C. Holloway tendentiously plays his interpretation of the intriguing but sometimes obscure sounds of hyper-intellectual nature, stressed by the canvas unusual for the deviating contemporary state of synthpop. Collectively fresh themes, undergoing resources and full vacuum in the terms of vocalization. Seems like melodies are streaming from nowhere and floating out really far beyond." Oleg - June 2004 Synthpop.ru
8 MP3 Songs
ELECTRONIC: Experimental, ELECTRONIC: Industrial
Details:
A slection taken from a russian review of (The Realm) - written by 'Oleg' at Synthpop.ru a Russian Synthpop observation web site.
About Experimental Hypothesis/The Realm
"Weightlessly stretchy syntech operations for one's self framed to the curious rhythmic feedbacks and absent vocal segmentations. Mister C. Holloway tendentiously plays his interpretation of the intriguing but sometimes obscure sounds of hyper-intellectual nature, stressed by the canvas unusual for the deviating contemporary state of synthpop. Collectively fresh themes, undergoing resources and full vacuum in the terms of vocalization. Seems like melodies are streaming from nowhere and floating out really far beyond." Oleg - June 2004 Synthpop.ru
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