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from and darkness falls​.​.​. by Paul Nagle

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While most of the tracks are intended to overlap slightly, these could not be separated. In lieu of a CD version you'll have to guess where the switch occurs. :)
The majority of the sounds are from my Digisound modular with extras from the Synthi roaring away in the background, plus SH-101 and Perfourmer. It was arranged in a way Conrad used to work, various recordings stiched together in a way that sounded interesting to me. Were I a more ruthless person there are a few small sections I'd have trimmed or tamed, but if you love something, set it free, right? The second track reminds me a lot of the first CS album I ever bought, Con although it lacks Peter Baumann's refined production and sense of space.

P.S. I realise this will cock up the track numbers as I don't think bandcamp can cope with joined tracks. If it could I might do the whole album as a single wav.

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from and darkness falls​.​.​., released September 14, 2012
I need to thank Keith Winstanley for building me two VCDOs for my modular that are used here.

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Paul Nagle Lancashire, UK

Paul has been writing and performing electronic music since the late 1970s influenced mainly by German musicians such as Roedelius and Schnitzler and bands such as Tangerine Dream and Cluster. However, all musical niches are considered fair game and failure is deemed more noble than non-participation. ... more

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