The RPM Challenge - Tiny Specks of Many Things

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Description:	Not really electronic music in the traditional sense, the computer is primarily a compositional tool. Inspirations are Brian Eno, Beck, TV on the Radio, Arthur Russell, Four Tet, Can, Prince, My Bloody Valentine, Liars, Hot Chip, Colleen, The Robot Ate Me and other such mad scientists
Group Members:	Colin Alexander, mostly.

2008 RPM Album Info

Date mailed or hand-delivered:	02/29/2008
Date Received:	03/04/2008
Genre:	Electronic - Beat Driven
Album Name:	The Life of Reason
Album Description:	i was trying very hard to make an actual cohesive piece of work this year, as opposed to the stupid mishmash i created last year. i was also really trying to not overwork things, as i typically tend to do. i sort of succeeded in both respects, but there's still some kinda random filler on here. i was trying a lot of new things here, and some of them stick better than others. i think if i actually start distributing this one, i will probably leave off tracks 9 and 10. also, some of the vocals are not too great, but you know what? fuck it.
Tracks (w/numbers):	1. Good Friend 2. Hesitation 3. Through the Night Softly 4. The Life of Reason 5. They Say You've Got Crazy-Eye 6. Gently, Slowly 7. No One 8. Arthur and Gretchen 9. Squiggle Vision 10. The Space Underneath 11. Bits of Ribbon
Preferred Track:	4. The Life of Reason
Band Bio:	i'm 24. i live alone. i make music in my bedroom to ward off the evil spirits.
Band Members & Instruments Played:	Colin Alexander did pretty much everything. except for a couple samples here and there. shhh, don't tell. ben collins played drums on track 5 and provided a spoken word interlude on track 4, but he doesn't know it yet.
Band Location (city, state or province, and country):	Atlanta, Georgia, USA

music, etc

RPM 2008 demos, works-in-progress, or tracks-finished-early... a musical sketchbook. This is just a sampler -- complete and finished albums will be uploaded into the real jukebox in March!

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