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Computer Brain

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1.	Under Construction 01:45	info
2.	Algorithm 03:33	info
3.	Neolithic 03:08	info
4.	Incandescence 04:46	info
5.	Mirror Neuron (orig. Solatrus) 03:07	info
6.	Synchronization 03:13	info
7.	Age of Silicon 02:42	info
8.	Lost in Cyberspace 02:10
9.	Escapist (Bonus) 01:52	info

about

This took only slightly too long to get made.

I could say pretty things about fire and ice and electrons, or about words and letters and sentences, or about light and darkness and liminal states. I could talk about the quantum gap, just perceptible, between now and after. I could talk about a web of wires spun thin across the planet and a web of radio waves spun even thinner. But I'm not enough of a poet.

Have this music instead.

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released August 20, 2014

Album art by Zerovirus (drazelic.tumblr.com), several of the track arts by Dalm (the-dalm.tumblr.com) - specifically the ones on Neolithic, Synchronization, Age of Silicon, and Escapist.

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electronic orange juice Chicago, Illinois

A folder full of soundfonts, a classical music education, and a lot of time.

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