Infernal Data Machine, by darwin grosse

Infernal Data Machine

by darwin grosse

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Gwynncore A neat and very well composed simplistic Minimalist album. Each track flows perfectly into the other and the entire album captivates the listener. Favorite track: IDM Teplice.

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1.	IDM Brno 07:26	buy track
2.	IDM Cheb 06:31	buy track
3.	IDM Jihlava 05:39	buy track
4.	IDM Liberec 08:27	buy track
5.	IDM Most 05:30	buy track
6.	IDM Opava 02:43	buy track
7.	IDM Teplice 06:34	buy track
8.	IDM Zlin 04:45	buy track

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Originally created on a 2000-era Wallstreet Powerbook, these tracks are all based off a single simple Max/MSP patch (IDM-5) recorded to a DAT recorder using the internal audio card, then pitch shifted using Soundhack. These tracks represent a minimal approach to music which was new to me at the time, but which has informed much of my subsequent work.

The work was created to be a contemplative bit of computer music, and is best experienced at lower volumes.

(Note: These tracks are purposefully attenuated, since they are primarily artifact-laden sine waves. As a result, they may produce unexpected low level harmonic distortion. I suggest that you embrace this as a function of the work that will be unique to your listening environment.)

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released January 21, 2018

IDM-5 patch, recording and processing by Darwin Grosse.

Assistance provided by Gregory Taylor and Andrew Pask.

Soundhack was developed by Tom Erbe.

Tracks are named after smaller cities in the beautiful Czech Republic.

The artwork used on the album cover is an image made available by Vecteezy (www.vecteezy.com)

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