| Haiku 01 by Mystified |
[Apr. 1st, 2013|05:57 am]
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Each artist has contributed a three track release in increments of five minutes, seven minutes, and five minutes accompanied by a Haiku poem. Each song represents the line of the poem including title and reflection. This one by Mystified. / Night cicada; / having slipped upon some dew / to the moon he cries --Shodo
Night Cicada at Archive.org |
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| "Fantastic Journey" Out On DataObscura |
[Mar. 16th, 2013|05:31 am]
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Fantastic Journey is an homage to writers such as Jules Verne, H. G. Wells, and other pioneers from the early age of science fantasy. Composed and performed using various samples, synthesisers, and field recordings by Anthony Paul Kerby (TCR) and Thomas Park (Mystified). It could perhaps be called exploratory electro-ambient music.
Fantastic Journey Release Page |
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| Mystified - Ghosts That Dance (waag_rel018) |
[Mar. 9th, 2013|06:55 pm]
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". . .it is this latter piece - "Network" - which kicked off this four-track EP. It became the starting point for the music on "Ghosts That Dance (waag_rel018)". I was so taken with "Network" that I asked Park if he had any other tracks like it up his sleeve … and he promptly obliged with a further three vibrant, upbeat, slices of dance-y electronica … which I just adore. These tracks really came together nicely and it felt appropriate to release them as an EP … this included rereleasing "Network" … which I think really sets the EP off."--Thomas Mathie, 2013
Ghosts That Dance At Archive.org |
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| Phillip Wilkerson with Mystified- Complex Silence 32 [treetrunk 259] |
[Feb. 7th, 2013|10:25 am]
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"While these two tracks do take a somewhat darker turn than usual for a Complex Silence release, they also accurately represent the distinct musical signatures of each musician. You can easily hear the light ambient signature of Phillip and you can equally distinguish the massive, brooding drone signature of Mystified. Phillip soars and sighs through the upper end of the scale while Mystified dwells in the depths, adding an ominous earthiness as counterpoint to Phillip's optimistic airiness. The two signatures merge well to weave a musical tale of time and intensity, of what was and what is yet to be--pulling the listener into the collaboration as well, to fill in their own personal details."-- PCW, February 2013
Complex Silence 32 at Archive.org |
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| The Luminous Deep II |
[Jan. 23rd, 2013|08:32 am]
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Thomas Park is back on De Profundis with the sequel of "The Luminous Deep". A new long length track E.P. taking the listener way deeper, through caverns and hollow places where the light subsides. Available in flac format for high quality experience.
The Luminous Deep II at Bandcamp |
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| Mystified - Moonshine |
[Jan. 11th, 2013|07:27 am]
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Mystified's "Moonshine" brings to mind a classified ad from the back pages of a pulp magazine: "Seeking couple for whirlwind tour of famous southern murder sites. Share expenses." His riff on Southern Americana evokes swamps, alligators, midnight voodoo ritual, liquor running with fast cars and more. Good for the mythic night journey on that long stretch of highway. Drink deeply but with caution, you never know what lies on the road ahead.
Moonshine at archive.org |
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