[img015] Six Blind Months

[justin3am]

Damn you guys make this stuff sound so tasty and effortless. Also I can't believe how cohesive it all is. I've had to listen to it a few times due to my f**king impossibly short attention span but luckily the sounds are rich enough to keep me occupied for the most part. I just need to work on keeping shiny, glinting things out of my line of sight while listening. Jaly was my favorite concept but Jine and Murch ended up being my favorite compositions.

[experimental.crow]

my thanks to kiloton , and justin ,
for taking the time to listen , and comment ...

[intel]

Hrm... Videos...

[mn]

Thanks, guys, will listen ASAP.

[Jazzyspoon]

Downloaded to listen in my car. I am looking forward to hearing this!
I'll get back to you on it....
thanks for sharing this for free.

[shamann]

Jaly was my favorite concept but Jine and Murch ended up being my favorite compositions.

June was my favourite of the bunch, too. We all sort of hit our stride on that one.

At just under 2 hours, hats off to you for reigning in your straying attention.

[kiloton]

I'm still waiting for the film

Careful now, you might give intel some ideas.

Really? would actually like to see that very much

Oh yeah - I did not even realise this release is longer than most albums (nearly 90 minutes total). It just flows very well. Actually listening to individual tracks in isolation does not make as much 'sense' as listening to the whole thing, at least for me. There is a self-similarity in this material, but despite this you don't seem to run out of interesting ideas during those 90 minutes.

[intel]

Thanks for all the positive and kind remarks all. I, for one, was deeply and pleasantly surprised at how well this turned out. When I first envisioned the project, I had hopes only to stretch my compositional boundaries. I never imagined that it would also sound this good.

I had planned to start a second phase of this project sometime in the coming weeks (with or without the same lineup), kiloton has inspired me to use some of that downtime productively. I imagine I can get a video together for one of these tracks...

Thanks again for listening and commenting. I was considering starting a pointless argument about art to generate some replies, but I figured I'd leave that sort of thing to the professionals.

[vurt]

oi! i didnt start that.
i hate having to do long replies, not a man of words.

anyways i have been listening but as has been pointed out its a biggie, the bits ive heard so far are interesting, as ive come to expect from the folks involved, but even more so with the amalgamation of so many different views on the same wavelengths

will try for a decent review when i get chance to listen in one.

[intel]

oi! i didnt start that.

I don't care who started it! I'm going to finish it. Now go to your room.

[justin3am]

I was considering starting a pointless argument about art to generate some replies, but I figured I'd leave that sort of thing to the professionals.

[experimental.crow]

oi!

[kiloton]

I had planned to start a second phase of this project sometime in the coming weeks (with or without the same lineup), kiloton has inspired me to use some of that downtime productively. I imagine I can get a video together for one of these tracks...

YAY!! (I guess that would be the standard KVR expression of approval ...)

I will look forward to seeing and hearing this.

[shamann]

I imagine I can get a video together for one of these tracks...

Let me know if you need the final .wav files. August is the shortest track, possibly it would be a good choice for a video?

[JacK_SoliuM]

great tracks! and some really interesting concept!

loved the various (dark and deep) atmospheres, especialy March; July and August!

great job guyz!
congrats.