Where we may come from and where we are
by (-| ) hdsymbol
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Areas 01
31:06
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Noscales 2
04:39
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Noscales 3
06:20
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Noscales 1
04:45
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Polyevry
15:54
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Areas 02
29:38
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about
Over 90 minutes of dynamic space doom
Exploring unconventional setups, non-modeled overdrive / distortion sounds - with melodies in places and atmosphere throughout
It's impossible to choose a featured track that gives an impression of the album. Long pieces have build-ups, and the shorter ones in between are rather like intermezzos. The medium long track has an unusual lot of drums, compared to the others. Conclusion: You can listen to the whole or a big part of the record and experience it how it has turned out to be. Or - as aloof or anti-marketingish as it may sound - you can just leave it and move on to things that are easier to categorize.
To my self-handicapping and without wanting to offend anyone, I do not appreciate sensational or suggestive references in the vein of "black meditation" + some ))) eye-catcher ...just as one example. This music is basically not about illusions, and so far I've never had any profit from the success of others. I'm an idealist, a driven one in a way. Profit is far from me.
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HD symbol
the [artist] formerly known as phonux ...
and even long before that known as Harry D
Exploring unconventional setups, non-modeled overdrive / distortion sounds - with melodies in places and atmosphere throughout
It's impossible to choose a featured track that gives an impression of the album. Long pieces have build-ups, and the shorter ones in between are rather like intermezzos. The medium long track has an unusual lot of drums, compared to the others. Conclusion: You can listen to the whole or a big part of the record and experience it how it has turned out to be. Or - as aloof or anti-marketingish as it may sound - you can just leave it and move on to things that are easier to categorize.
To my self-handicapping and without wanting to offend anyone, I do not appreciate sensational or suggestive references in the vein of "black meditation" + some ))) eye-catcher ...just as one example. This music is basically not about illusions, and so far I've never had any profit from the success of others. I'm an idealist, a driven one in a way. Profit is far from me.
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HD symbol
the [artist] formerly known as phonux ...
and even long before that known as Harry D
credits
released October 19, 2023
license
all rights reserved
tags
about
phonux Tyrol, Austria
ambient
cosmic blues
rock / metal
soundscapes
mainly
instrumental guitar
discography
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Apr 2024 -
Mar 2024 -
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Feb 2024
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