Sigils, by Dr. Quandary

Sigils

by Dr. Quandary

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Erik Lutsch Ethereal, exotic, and down tempo beats with worldly influences both east and west (a lazy comparison, I know.) It's like old National Geographic magazines manifested as sound fragments. Favorite track: Holographic Body.

Ill Clinton One of the best projects ive ever heard. Puts you in another dimension.

Favorite Track: The Palm and the Fingers.

Runman A collection of short-form ambient and minimalist beat experiments. I know that can mean shite, but not with this dude. Ultra well produced, all sounds carefully arranged for our likeminded ears to gorge on. Favorite track: No Flower.

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1.	Semuta 03:26	info	buy track
2.	Lost in Her Eyes 02:27		buy track
3.	The Palm and the Fingers 02:19		buy track
4.	No Flower 02:07		buy track
5.	Litany 01:48		buy track
6.	Holographic Body 03:35	info	buy track
7.	Our Totem is the Raven 03:56		buy track
8.	Benevolent Shadow 02:18		buy track
9.	Dream Souls 02:09		buy track
10.	Strange Loop 02:36	info	buy track

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"Sigils is a collection of short-form experimental beats — kind of a counterpoint to the heavily-layered sample landscapes of 2010's Beyond All Spheres of Force and Matter, it favors sparse, minimalist arrangements, while still maintaining a similar dreamy & cinematic ambiance."

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released August 18, 2011

music by Dr. Quandary
recorded and mixed at Vault 46, Boston, MA
additional mixing by James Moreland, Jr. at The Ancestral Manor, Newton, MA
bass on "Strange Loop" by Elder Orange (M. Scott)