Carl Stone - Wat Dong Moon Lek

Carl Stone - Wat Dong Moon LekCarl Stone continues his late career prolific renaissance with a new album of sculpted, tuneful MAX MSP fantasias. Stone "plays" his source material the way Terry Riley's In C "plays" an ensemble with a loose, freewheeling charm connected to the ancient human impulse to make sound, melody, and rhythm from anything. Stone's unique technique simultaneously focuses and sprays sound like a symphony of uncapped fire hydrants. Is this techno, avant garde,

Originally planned to be released as an EP

"Notes From The Shadows" has proven to be a big step in the band's career and is now being reissued as Ltd

The manic ramping-up and the inevitable come-down intertwine here

but rather

Air Supply

the Pirates would just make the case for it simply being the least-heard

as futuristic as it is grounded in it's sordid heritage

experimental

a collection of previously unreleased sonic sketches

and profound record

Ytsejam Records previously played host to Dream Theater's official bootleg release collection comprising of live shows

though fans are undoubtedly already trying