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Essence Rising


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Vince

 Genre: Dance-Club
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Description
I needed to make some good techno stuff with a dark tinge... Here ya go.
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Lyrics
"Change it up!"
Song Stats
Hits: 945
Comments: 3
Fans: 2
Plays: 106
Downloads: 22
Votes: 5
Uploaded: Nov 24, 2004 - 09:33:09 AM
Last Updated: Nov 23, 2004 - 11:31:54 PM Last Played: Oct 03, 2007 - 05:45:12 PM
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Hardware:
My keyboard and mouse
Software:
Garageband
Comments
flamin_monkey876 said 1791 days ago (December 30th, 2004)
Me Likey
this is a really good piece of garageband right here! I've always been a fan of techno/dance/electronica music, and this was very satisfying. PLEASE MAKE MORE STUFF LIKE THIS!
downloading as i type
Check out my latest song called Rocking Hard
sunshinepumper said 1283 days ago (May 22nd, 2006)
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Active, highly inventive riffs dance around tonal centers and then invert
all meaning as they approach an understanding they have defined.
Each song shifts and deconstructs in a twisted way only to reveal its
gradual plan for self-reformation, with each cycle of thematic peak
resulting in a new apex of motif. One might call it "virus study music,"
as what it traces is evolution of a song from basic principles unique to
that song, in an information age version of progressive music.

With an ear for rhythmic expectation like a funk band (without the
cheesy slap bass effects) with a temporary insanity driving a yen for
weird tonal progressions, highly verbal riffing and a slow buildup of
rhythm and harmonic accents, in a style reminiscent of Ripping Corpse,
Demilich place the listener into a staring contest with the self's own
concept of infinity.

This album is highly recommended - underground metal shooting off
in another direction, but in safe hands. It's punk in that these players
are not entirely technically obsessed and play sometimes a shade
unsteadily, but progressive in that they reach beyond any metal
structures known to humanity to create a language: a highly abstracted
and intellectual, atmospheric type of death metal that works out its
fractal by making sure every anticlimax is a peak view into the next
dimension of its context.
sunshinepumper said 1283 days ago (May 22nd, 2006)
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Active, highly inventive riffs dance around tonal centers and then invert
all meaning as they approach an understanding they have defined.
Each song shifts and deconstructs in a twisted way only to reveal its
gradual plan for self-reformation, with each cycle of thematic peak
resulting in a new apex of motif. One might call it "virus study music,"
as what it traces is evolution of a song from basic principles unique to
that song, in an information age version of progressive music.

With an ear for rhythmic expectation like a funk band (without the
cheesy slap bass effects) with a temporary insanity driving a yen for
weird tonal progressions, highly verbal riffing and a slow buildup of
rhythm and harmonic accents, in a style reminiscent of Ripping Corpse,
Demilich place the listener into a staring contest with the self's own
concept of infinity.

This album is highly recommended - underground metal shooting off
in another direction, but in safe hands. It's punk in that these players
are not entirely technically obsessed and play sometimes a shade
unsteadily, but progressive in that they reach beyond any metal
structures known to humanity to create a language: a highly abstracted
and intellectual, atmospheric type of death metal that works out its
fractal by making sure every anticlimax is a peak view into the next
dimension of its context.
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Electronic dance music is a broad set of percussive music genres that largely inherit from 1970s disco music and, to some extent, the experimental pop music of Kraftwerk. Such music was originally borne of and popularized via regional nightclub scene

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