#114 - Possessing Processes

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postthispostthat sounds like the residents having a go at hardcore rave music. mental! Favorite track: How Do We Make It Fly?.

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1.	Lift Off The Head 05:25	lyrics
This track starts off in an extratone/grindcore style blast/gravity-blast pace, before finding its awkward, obtuse industrial crunch and dark synth combination; which I interpret as loads of zeros and ones scampering around inside a processor to find their rightful homes after a hard day's work!
2.	How Do We Make It Fly? 03:33	lyrics
A little more 'traditional' electronic / techno in the beginning, but that doesn't last too long! If the first track on 'Possessing Processes' is about zeros and ones scampering around trying to get home, then this one (How Do We Make It Fly?) is all the rest of the numbers who are late for work, rushing around trying to find their keys, their sandwiches and their mental marbles before dashing out the door and falling over the collection of dogs that happened to be dashing by outside, trying to find their bones and balls (!) Alternatively it could be a room full of excited scientists and mechanics, who have just discovered how to make it fly. What the 'it' is, I can't tell you. You just have to imagine whilst listening. This track's craziness does weird fun sparkly things to my brain and makes me smile a lot. I hope it does the same for you.
3.	Communal Teleportation Units 02:45	lyrics
Another frantic wiggly dasher of a track, that soundtracks our scientists, mechanics and now their friends in the Quantum Physics department all getting excited about their tangible machinery for instantaneous travel. Yes, the story escalated quickly, and that was way beyond my control. Who am I to stop such grandiosity? I was just powered by the rhythmical oddities that fell out of my brain through my fingers during April and May this year. If you have no idea what is happening right now; it's for the best (I don't either!)... please take comfort in the nice patterns and strange sounds in the corner of your earlids and eyedrums.
4.	Procession Of The Progressive 02:45

about

The story of a hundred year old human rewatching everything again, sped up to 14 minutes, and re-feeling it all.

'Possessing Processes' is my further adventures in deciphering and facilitating technological devices to concoct auditory rhythmical soundwaves and captivating melodious dissonance, with the studious intention of pleasuring a specific selection of understanding human sonic receivers and tantalising their temporal lobes.

The artwork is 'Arghstract'. The music is 'Arghstractronics'.
So now you know!

PPEP on YouTube: www.youtube.com/watch?v=8TwOAUphAsA

Video for 'How Do We Make It Fly?':
www.youtube.com/watch?v=R77G0a2l-lQ

Up to date Bandcamp codes here:
dlcm.app/the-owl/owl114-possessing-processes

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released October 6, 2023

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Music and art made between April 15 & August 11 2023

Cover art sketched with pen - 15.4.23
Sounds initialised:
(Track 1) - 4&5.5.23
(Tracks 2&3&4) - 20.4.23
Sounds arriving at their desired destination - 15.5.23
Called complete with accompanying images and text - 11.8.23

All variations of artwork including the original photo in the download (plus a little extra, which I hope will make you laugh how it does me!).

Thank you to all who listen close, not knowing what will be next, but trusting me to take them on a safe and exciting journey.

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The Owl Orlová, Czechia

A/V experiments since first DIY tape in 1994

Many bands and projects until The Owl was born in 2018

The Owls were formed in December 2021.

Welcome to the rest of the journey.

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