Other Mixes By Muzag
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tre`age - mend
| Artist | Song | |
| tu m' | meadow | |
| audio-tourism | mekong delta | |
| kim cascone | parasite thirteen | |
| mouse on mars | auto orchestra | |
| two lone swordsmen | tiny reminder no.1/constant reminder | |
| sutekh | unstabile | |
| pole | taxidub | |
| mou, lips! | deep blue ocean of emptiness | |
| dan abrams | the theory | |
| fennesz | caecilia | |
| takagi masakatsu | fround | |
| neina | clairvoyance | |
| glenn bach | to fly | |
| farben | bayreuth | |
| jan jelinek | moire(piano & organ) | |
| tomas jirku | 99 11 23 01 04 01 05 07 82 | |
| pan sonic | kurnutus | |
| donnacha costello | awake on the fifth floor | |
| mitchell akiyama | meridial | |
Comment:
The Premise
The drawing together of three disparate mixes via a loose concept.
To form a holism based on that concept using the classic divisions:
Mind - represented by the clicks, whirrs and mathematics of the microsound family & friends
Body - represented by the visceral impacts of percussion based sounds
Spirit - represented by ineffable musics of seekers
The creation of said mixes in parallel, moving form one to the other as the urge dictates.
trf'age n.
sorting according to quality; assignment of degrees of urgency to decide order of treatment
Etymology:From Old French Trier - to try
trf- comb. form.
three, triple, thrice
age a.
a period in history or human progress
Notes on "tre`age - mend"
My cat hates this stuff. All those clicks and squirts of high frequency flipping from speaker to speaker. Not his idea of enjoyable listening at all. But me, me like.[Whereas I would normally indicate track-by-track alterations ([extract] or [edit],) all the tracks in this mix have been extracted and/or edited in some way so it seemed a little superfluous.]
Feedback:
My word...(sits, stunned @ the keyboard, fumbling for adequate verbiage):
Lovely,
splendid, glorious.
Well these certainly are [the] Benny's "Meow"
(methinks you've made Mr. Hertel's job quite an easy go this week...!
Lovely,
splendid, glorious.
Well these certainly are [the] Benny's "Meow"
(methinks you've made Mr. Hertel's job quite an easy go this week...!
Dittoing my previous 2 comments...!
Looks just excellent.
Wow, this looks awesome.
Insanely brilliant.
how did I miss this series? Tremendous idea, perfectly executed.
Outstanding and incredible listening - thanks for the mixes, Muzag - you are a truly gifted mixologist.


