Ultra Random Analog Orchestra digital album with bonus tracks, by Ultra Random Analog Orchestra

Ultra Random Analog Orchestra digital album with bonus tracks

by Ultra Random Analog Orchestra

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jef37 This album is coming from three separate 12", great collection of deep & ambient techno. Favorite track: Own.

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1.	Adventure 07:16	buy track
2.	Reflection 08:22	buy track
3.	Discovery Primary 06:17	buy track
4.	Revival 06:39	buy track
5.	11:03am 06:42	buy track
6.	Adapter 06:28	buy track
7.	Hindsight (album-only bonus track) 06:00	buy track
8.	Go One Way Return Another 09:39	buy track
9.	Pizza Rat 05:31	buy track
10.	Quitting Sugar 05:06	buy track
11.	Morgan Bay (album-only bonus track) 04:08	buy track
12.	Own 06:56	buy track
13.	Wasp 05:47	buy track
14.	Mirrors 05:28	buy track
15.	Wavecrest 04:09	buy track
16.	Closer (digital only bonus track) 03:54	buy track

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Ultra Random Analog Orchestra is a new project by Brendon Moeller exclusive to Third Ear. Starting by sculpting an audio collage in realtime, using a eurorack modular system, Brendon Moeller keeps randomness at the front of his methodology. Whether inputting found samples or designing sounds from scratch using oscillators and/or noise sources, he begins haphazardly sequencing, filtering, modulating and arranging the randomness. A spirit of experimentation and spontaneity drives these productions. In adopting this approach, Brendon has produced tracks which are unlike anything he has produced before. Others have his hallmarks, but we chose to go for the tracks that show him moving outside the box. Sometimes wayout.

This album is available as three separate 12" The 12" are also available as digital versions. This is the digital album.

Artwork conceived and designed by The Designers Republic
Mastered by Pole @ Scape Mastering, Berlin

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released January 28, 2022

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Record label. What is the Third Ear sound? Music made primarily but not exclusively with computers synthesisers and turntables/ controllers as the musical instruments. Nearly all the music we release is with DJs in mind. Not always. If we're feeling it we want to release it. Go to www.third-ear.net for more releases with full track preview and podcasts. ... more

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