Get all 10 Scientia releases available on Bandcamp and save 50%.
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A Flock of Uncertainty
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The Final breath
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One Last Look
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Shifting Spaces
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Scientia Perth, Australia
Exploring the interplay between sound, art, performance, meditation and consciousness with modular synth, percussion, found sounds, voice, gongs and bowls.
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This definitely tickles and stimulates parts of my cerebellum that haven’t been used in awhile and possibly never. You definitely have intuition worth following oh ye from boorloo. It has been an honor to connect with such a soul whereupon such interesting intuition resides through your music. I would appreciate getting to know you.
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More memorable than the Filet o Fish jingle. This the kind of cd you throw your friends through a table for not liking. Did I mention the sounds are really cool too. They create a dark cityscape or something ghostly and haunting. The more you listen to it the more you have to admit that it's really good instrumentation. Sounding like some Nine Inch Nails.
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