Runtime: 59'20''
«A Million Billion is Ryan Smith based out of Queens, NYC. 'Cavity Care' is a collection of compositions that Ryan wrote in collaboration with several choreographers over the last 6 years.
These works are distinctively experimental in nature (especially the first four pieces), but also extremely dramatic and cinematographic in tone, and as a result most of the time they transport us to movie-like settings and places.
To me, the real keeper is 'Kettering and Corby'. That one really hits the spot here, with a blend of domesticated sinewaves and sci-fi guitar playing-like (hello Cliff Martinez!) nostalgia momentum. Ryan hit the jackpot right here.»
- Pedro Leitão |
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• Cavity Care 1 ........................................................................... |
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• Cavity Care 2 ........................................................................... |
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[10'06'' • 14,1Mb • 192Kbps] |
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• Cavity Care 3 ........................................................................... |
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[8'42'' • 12,2Mb • 192Kbps] |
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• Cavity Care 4 ........................................................................... |
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[8'22'' • 11,7Mb • 192Kbps] |
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• Kettering and Corby ............................................................... |
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[11'07'' • 15,5Mb • 192Kbps] |
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• Race like June ......................................................................... |
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[12'55'' • 18,0Mb • 192Kbps] |
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• The Lemon and The Rooster ................................................... |
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• artwork ................................................................................... |
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• all tracks + artwork ................................................................ |
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©2009 uknown
©2009 aeriola::behaviour
music:
©2009 Ryan Smith
©2009 test tube
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