Thursday, 16 July 2009

Factory EP [rain009]


Artist: Umisetsu & Martin Dot
Catalogue number: rain009
Format: MP3 192kbps
Date: 09-09-2005

Buzzing. Whistling. Squealing.
Repeating. Droning. Rumbling.
Head splitting noise. Whooshing. Bursts.
Iining. Ooling. Mrmuing. Yrruing. No-ing.
One: buzzing whistling drones.
Two: head splitting metallic noise.
Three: humming whistling drones.
This is factory music.

Download:
01 - Oddity A
02 - System Failure
03 - Oddity B

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Cover image: rain009
on Thursday, July 16, 2009

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