The End, by müesk

The End

by müesk

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William Sanford way more aggressive than muesk's previous effort. impeccable sound design and sonic clarity. Favorite track: Red #3.

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1.	The Way Out is the Way In 03:48
2.	Red #3 02:11
3.	Apocalyptic City 03:15
4.	Spy vs Spy 03:00	info
5.	Dance of the Ifrit 04:01	info

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This album will be a living album and expand as time permits and inspiration strikes. The initial series of three songs are built from fragments of songs abandoned and then rescued from an old harddrive. Instruments and audio were often missing but in each case I felt the song was better off and was inspired enough to finish it. The songs are written in a style I'm calling "heavy electronic."

Since the initial release, the tracks "Spy vs Spy" and "Dance of the Ifrit" were added. Thank you to Linda Bryant, Kevin Solie, Igliashon Jones, Hannah Craig, Valerie Meyer, John Moxey, Dave Seidel, Amy Champion, and Kenny Kataviravong, who made this album possible. Additional thanks to James Britt, Here on Mars, The Ashen, Void Theory, The Swinbourne Complex, William Sanford, Ra, Glenn Sogge, and others for draft feedback. Shout out to my long-time friend Greg Kalember for believing in me.

Spoken word performance on "Spy vs Spy" by Bleepeater based on my poem "Elegy 1"

Additional sound treatments on "Dance of the Ifrit" by Mechanoflora.

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released May 27, 2020

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The soundtrack for the past 20 years of my life. Everything I've done and will do as müesk.

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