Death to the Robots

by Dark Muse

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1.	They Don't 04:40	buy track
2.	Floating Down Stream 04:24	buy track
3.	Butterflies and Pixies 01:37	buy track
4.	Anthame 08:46	buy track
5.	Eerie 03:36	buy track
6.	Deluge Yourself 04:28	buy track
7.	Something Freaky 05:28	buy track
8.	Death to the Robots 05:46	buy track
9.	Possession (clip) 02:29	buy track
10.	Understand 07:25	buy track
11.	Lovere 04:46	buy track
12.	Predictions 03:14	buy track
13.	Meow Song 02:31	buy track
14.	Never Enough 05:25	buy track

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This is a lo-fi mix of weird or quirky or odd tidbits, some of which I did not want to share (because some may seem rather ridiculous)... more explorations into having fun and tweaking sounds and vox. So those who are not fans of quirky silly tidbits... should avoid this mix. Though the album ends with Never Enough, which is sort of my cinematic quality concept track (which hopefully balances the rest of the quirk within). Also, Secret bonus track include 'Clocks bells and tar'.

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Trk 13 'Meow Song': Extremely ridiculous... I know... but it is the kind of improvised Cat... errrr .... TRACK that you make when you are celebrating New Years with a bunch of arty farty sound artists.

Original artwork is gone. Recorded offerings between 2002-2005.

SPECIAL NOTE: Most of my work over the years was IMPROVISED, with the exception of a few lyrical tracks that I may have used early writings of & possibly some tones that may have been stuck in my head.

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released May 5, 2004

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Dark Muse Oakland, California

Dark Muse came into being as the gutter wail of the howling banshee at the night sky, back in 2000. I spew forth improvised sounds of Ritual Ambient whilst speaking in tongues and lay surrounded by bones in a macabre dank tomb, all the while reveling in natures lucid dark shadowy decay. ~X~ ... more

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