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.mf - Throwing Shapes
limited edition CDr
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Throwing Shapes is the first CD release of computer music by California born and Minneapolis based Michael Flora. Deeply inspired by a love of techno's repetition and sequencer based compositions, modern minimalism, as well as the extreme computer music of the 90's Mego label. The disc features recordings of different patches created through Miller Puckette's Pure Data. Only sine waves are used, sometimes showcasing the pure frequency of the wave itself or often subjected to further abstractions.

01 NOISE
02 PVRC
03 ACIDPAN
04 PATTRN2
05 ACI3
06 246
07 EDIT10SEC
08 MNMLC
09 IMPROV

What people are saying: "Sounds like a modem connecting in slow motion." - A.L.

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