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Fluxion

by Endgame

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In Disfigured Grace 17:05
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Slithy Groves 22:23
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The Organism Consumes Itself 27:19
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In Disfigured Grace: Opens with weird squawks and mutations that flux and ionise, to give way to a vast, swelling, apocalyptic tummult, dense Xenakis like tonalities, with an overdose of echo and reverb effects. Slithy Groves: Opens with processed voice, a Dadaist dismemberment of Lewis Carroll, into Ligeti-esque vocals, into outer-space abstract Hawkwind cum Pink Floyd mutating into early Kluster and grungy guitars. The Organism Consumes Itself: Opens as a serene gliss of intermodulations, into mire of folding and crunching sounds, out of which a huge chorale aum's and ahh's, decaying into an icy tundra populated by swirling decaying symphonic strings and rasping electronic tonalities, vaguely evoking early electronic Stockhausen.

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released September 18, 2014

Recorded at Tachyon Studio (22 November 2000). Original mix by Jim Tetlow,
with mastering by Alan Freeman at Tachyon Studio (4-5 August 2004).

Alan Freeman: synths, guitar, voice, loops, gadgets.
Jim Tetlow: Sound Canvas, guitar, voice, loops, tapes.
Steve Freeman: synths, guitar, voice, loops, turntable.

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Endgame Leicester, UK

Endgame music is instantaneous invention. Initially Endgame stepped on from German cosmic music in the manner of Zeit era Tangerine Dream, akin to Lightwave, the INA-GRM school or Morphogenesis. Expect references/dedications to Nurse With Wound, Krautrock, etc. Endgame were very busy on the session front for almost a decade, and continue to play live together occasionally. The archive is vast. ... more

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