Involuntary Memories
by Plastic Handgun
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Digital Album
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Introverts
04:28
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Eustachian Tube
03:39
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Three Wolf Procession
03:36
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Lisbon
03:53
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Grave Spinning II
04:40
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The Double Life
03:48
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Capillary Vessel
05:48
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Selective Living
03:50
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Mirror Stage
04:44
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about
Recorded and Produced by Mark Di Giovanni from September to December 2014.
"The tracks on Involuntary Memories are densely layered with variations of the same underlying complex textures. Its themes are remarkably similar to the leitmotifs attributed to Richard Wagner; although, of course, the results are totally dissimilar in sound and genre. But the concept is the same, and the benefits, musically speaking, are wonderfully chromatic, producing tonal colors that flow dramatically well." - Christopher Zoukis, The Huffington Post
"A collection of experiments, with myriad toys to colour the language of melody. The title speaks clearly of the content: each piece of music trails in an unforeseen direction, forcing the listener to acknowledge the transformation of the sound. Something is hidden within each selection of guitar, each continuous beat — something not entirely at ease." - Jack Derricourt, Grayowl Point
"The tracks on Involuntary Memories are densely layered with variations of the same underlying complex textures. Its themes are remarkably similar to the leitmotifs attributed to Richard Wagner; although, of course, the results are totally dissimilar in sound and genre. But the concept is the same, and the benefits, musically speaking, are wonderfully chromatic, producing tonal colors that flow dramatically well." - Christopher Zoukis, The Huffington Post
"A collection of experiments, with myriad toys to colour the language of melody. The title speaks clearly of the content: each piece of music trails in an unforeseen direction, forcing the listener to acknowledge the transformation of the sound. Something is hidden within each selection of guitar, each continuous beat — something not entirely at ease." - Jack Derricourt, Grayowl Point
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released January 11, 2015
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Some rights reserved. Please refer to individual track pages for license info.
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discography
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Jan 2015 -
May 2014 -
Oct 2013