MATRIXSYNTH: Harmuna by Benge - All Buchla Release


Saturday, May 05, 2012

Harmuna by Benge - All Buchla Release

"Harmuna - Exploring the Inner Reaches

Harmuna is intended as a companion piece to the previous work by Benge entitled Abstraxa. The five compositions featured on Harmuna were similarly realised on the Buchla modular synthesiser. For more information on the specific system and modules used please refer to the notes accompanying Abstraxa which can be found here: zackdagoba.bandcamp.com/album/abstraxa [posted here]

If Abstraxa was an exploration of the distant reaches of the sound universe, Harmuna is a journey in the opposite direction, inverting the mind’s eye and exploring the infinite space within

The Synthesiser was set up in such a way that harmonious tone-waves were layered upon themselves and rhythmic patterns built up to form the various pieces. The resulting tone poems can be experienced in various ways, for example as meditative deep-listening (i.e. with headphones) or in the background to serve as an ambient aural setting

Track Listing:
1 - Pathway (4.59)
2 - Gyrus (6.20)
3 - Cortex (7.07)
4 - Globus (5.07)
5 - Nuclei (6.48)
Total Duration (30.18)
credits
released 05 May 2012
Recorded at Benge Studios, London, April 2012
All Music and Design by Benge (c)2012 Ben Edwards (Benge)
All Rights Reserved
Cover picture adapted from Cyclotron Scan of a human brain, 1976 EMI Medical www.bengestudios.com
www.expandingrecords.com
Released 29th April 2012 "

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