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Mystery Box
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Maybe Tomorrow
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Gimme a Break
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Beat the Clock
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Disintegrating 1
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Disintegrating 2
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James Mulvale Kingston, Ontario
James Mulvale is a composer and songwriter based in Kingston Ontario. My music is influenced by composers like Wendy Carlos, Jerry Goldsmith and bands like Beach Boys and Radiohead. I have a love of huge harmonies but also love messing with microtones and getting all weird. Music is the energy of the consciousness. ... more
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This album has made me appreciate microtonal music even more and these tunings add so many unique and exceptionally satisfying colors. This is an amazing listening experience from start to finish and I can't wait to hear more. You're one of the first microtonal artists I got to discover and it feels great to hear all these new sounds that break out of the 12 EDO sphere and the creativity that comes with it.
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Wonderful work with microtonality - this album is classic Byrnes, with that driving sound, of warmth, big fat beats, tasteful distortion, delightful high-register scampering with kalimba-like instruments, with guitar-song. Brendan Byrnes plays a 22-edo guitar better than most people play 12-edo guitar.
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