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Opacities: Field Reconnaissance

by Opacities

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1.
Worrying About Things That Don't Happen 02:49
2.
Things Change 04:25
3.
Soka Can Be A Beautiful, Lonely Place 04:33
4.
It Seemed Fine At A Distance 02:19
5.
What Happened After 05:42
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Because I Think About These Things 04:52
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Vicarious Lounging 02:48
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Still 02:28
9.
Functional Dysfuntions 12:13
10.
Sleep On It 05:46
11.
Snail On A Straight Razor 05:31
12.
Things Out Of My Control 04:58

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Opacities is the project of Bryan Schuessler from Fullerton, California. Audio recorded and arranged using field recordings, synths, guitars, drums, and original programs of the Max/MSP sort.

Recorded between the summer of 2011 up till March 2012. Early experimentation

Compsed, mixed and mastered by B. Schuessler

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released March 13, 2012

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Static Reason Recordings Fullerton, California

Orange County based independent label with a focus on the release of unique & thought provoking experimental sound work in the cassette and CD-r mediums.

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