Wednesday, December 17, 2014
Pinwale Sounds - From Soft Power To Unjust Peace
Published on Dec 17, 2014 Jacques Mongrel
"A futile exercise in relaxation combining a lethargic dance jam with scenes from Mamoru Oshi's movie Patlabor 2 which, amongst other things, ruminates on the notion that developed countries exist in a state of 'unjust peace'. Set in a near future Tokyo, where computer networks and large machines called "Labors" have lead to unprecedented economic prosperity, a terrorist attack is not all that it seems."
Notable Max For Live synths used:
Kasio, Opfour, Bassline"
via Patron Jacques Mongrel aka Pinwale Sounds.
P.S. Bit of a Synth Rorschach at 3:50.
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