Frequencies Of Light, by How To Disappear Completely

Frequencies Of Light

by How To Disappear Completely

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loriet High entropy. A daydream. Jean-Michel Basquiat said that music is how we decorate time, but this music moves differently with you through it. If I close my eyes I might be a child again, might never have lost those tears that I’ve shed, forgotten the dreams that I’ve forgotten…

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	1.	Frequencies Of Light I 13:56
	2.	Frequencies Of Light II 08:20

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OA/I: Frequencies Of Light

Live session recorded in 2002/2004, on Ampex 641 tapes. The tapes were lost and found recently on the attic. Due the lack of a case, the humidity, sun and dust has left a visible an audible mark on the tapes. Not everything that was on those tapes could be saved.

Put in on your headphones, close your eyes and press play.

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released June 1, 2023

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All tracks written and produced by How To Disappear Completely
Recorded in 2002-2004

All perceived silence and audio deformations were intended, accidental or unintended.

Cuts and Restoration: M. Owens
Artwork, design and signatures: Accult Studio

NOTE: The sound contained on this release is intended and specially designed to fit the headphones.

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How To Disappear Completely Poland

HTDC is a live collective based in Poland. The name of the project is based on Doug Richmond's book, originally released in 1985.

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