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A desktop computer dreams of a tropical holiday on a deserted island. White foamy waves recede on the shore, bubbling giddily as they seep into the crannies of eroded rocks and sun-bleached bones. Somewhere within a dense thicket of palm trees is a dance waiting to be joined.
about the record
“Nostalgia Por Mesozóica” is an exploration of "experimental exotica" consisting of synthesized tropical attributes — an artificial landscape isolated behind the glass frame. Reminiscent of recording techniques and sonorities ubiquitous in the 60’s and 70’s, it could conceivably have been intended as a soundtrack for the Mesozoic Era exhibition at your favorite Natural History museum.
- 1 - Muzak For Mesozoic Showreel (feat. Arthur Mine) 2:49
- 2 - Troglodytes (feat. Arthur Mine) 4:30
- 3 - The Ancient Musical Complex Of Mammoth Bones 2:56
- 4 - Glass Flowers 5:57
- 5 - Sacrifice I 0:32
- 6 - Misantropicalia 4:22
- 7 - Dark Archeo 3:50
- 8 - Sacrifice II (Curse of Snakes Valley) 2:07
- 9 - ExotiCon 2:29
- 10 - Yalta (feat. Amphibian Man II) 3:47
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- 1 - Muzak For Mesozoic Showreel (feat. Arthur Mine) 2:49
- 2 - Troglodytes (feat. Arthur Mine) 4:30
- 3 - The Ancient Musical Complex Of Mammoth Bones 2:56
- 4 - Glass Flowers 5:57
- 5 - Sacrifice I 0:32
- 6 - Misantropicalia 4:22
- 7 - Dark Archeo 3:50
- 8 - Sacrifice II (Curse of Snakes Valley) 2:07
- 9 - ExotiCon 2:29
- 10 - Yalta (feat. Amphibian Man II) 3:47
why we love this
A desktop computer dreams of a tropical holiday on a deserted island. White foamy waves recede on the shore, bubbling giddily as they seep into the crannies of eroded rocks and sun-bleached bones. Somewhere within a dense thicket of palm trees is a dance waiting to be joined.
about the record
“Nostalgia Por Mesozóica” is an exploration of "experimental exotica" consisting of synthesized tropical attributes — an artificial landscape isolated behind the glass frame. Reminiscent of recording techniques and sonorities ubiquitous in the 60’s and 70’s, it could conceivably have been intended as a soundtrack for the Mesozoic Era exhibition at your favorite Natural History museum.
