Various - Emancipating The Outer Valence


  • Singer: Various
  • Album's title: Emancipating The Outer Valence
  • Genre: Electronic
  • Label: Brownian e/Motion(s) ‎– e/BM(s)
    Type: 32 x File, FLAC, Compilation
    Country: US
    Date of released: 14 Feb 2012
    Category: Electronic
    Style: Noise, Experimental
  • Format: FLAC MP3 DTS MP1 DMF VQF APE FLAC AA
  • Size MP3 ZIP: 1783 mb
  • Size FLAC ZIP: 1667 mb
  • Rating: 4.5/5
  • Votes: 398
Various - Emancipating The Outer Valence

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1 Brownian Motion Gair Rhydd 5:19
2 The Last Thing I Said To You Was All You Hold Is Your Own Emptyness And Desperation 4:12
3 Post-Avantist Pretentious Paper 3:15
4 Hobo Liked Gnomix Cronerin The Gabblers Tale 7:25
5 The Cheshire Dragon Sssssssssssss 2:36
6 Elizabeth Veldon The Aurora Borealis Burn In Winter 3:03
7 Nick Bailey Drench Drive 3:58
8 Shaun Sandor Tone Splatter 1:13
9 Halluciphile More Cowbell, Less Coltan 2:49
10 Hollywood Video Game Kill-Bot Enter The Game 2:27
11 d0x10 At Once 2:27
12 Hiyo-hiyoipseniyo* Lliure Com Un Presoner Lliure 1:50
13 Ronny Wærnes But We Wanna Be Free 8:14
14 Somnaphon Amnion Orbit 4:46
15 Arvo Zylo The Choice Of A New Generation 5:24
16 Noish NNNN 3:23
17 Marax Can You Dig It?! 10:58
18 President Blair All You Can Eat 8:59
19 Ganglion Cyst Hot Potato 2:13
20 I Died Abstract Layers Of Helium Fusion 9:23
21 The ERNIE 4 You Have Been Deceived 7:47
22 Jukka-Pekka Kervinen Inaudible Hypothesis 3:25
23 John Dunlap Gastrophile 3:44
24 Loopool Dumpster Dive 1:56
25 Carl Kruger Growth Response To Gravity
Idiophone [Water Glasses] – Ashley Roderick
3:33
26 Astrometria No Tobacco 9:52
27 Pulsewidth The Cablebox Fixed 5:56
28 The Implicit Order Driller Killer 1:19
29 Travis Johnson SXUTXCT 5:58
30 Post-Avantist Pseudo-Ethnic Music Of Far East 1:33
31 Ronny Wærnes Free Is When You Don't Have To Pay For Nothing 5:54
32 Somnaphon My Imaginary Tree Absorber 1:41

Credits

  • Artwork, Producer [Curated By] – Walter Lapchynski

Notes

Compilation of tracks produced with free (open source/open license) software (though exceptions were made for firmwares and operating systems) using free formats and released through a relatively free avenue (Bandcamp). All proceeds go back to the developers of said software.

The download page extensively documents all of the software used.

Download includes liner notes in text format as well as two MIME/base64-encoded ZIP files containing Pure Data patches used to construct two of the tracks.

Also included with the download are the hidden tracks 30-32. The last two were strong submissions but unfortunately, nonfree.

Technically Bandcamp makes the album available in a variety of other formats, but the page warns about the fact that most of these are not free and thus not in keeping with spirit of the compilation and thus recommends FLAC.




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