[…] (the texture here, and to some extent throughout, bears resemblance to The Hafler Trio’s Trilogy in Three Parts). Whereupon, having coalesced onto a fragile-sounding 7th, the music gradually weakens, and the […]
[…] juddering beat patterns (an idea greatly expanded upon 15 years later in The Hafler Trio’s Trilogy in Three Parts). Following this overture, the second part of UEXKULL pits this drone against not so much a new […]
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[…] (the texture here, and to some extent throughout, bears resemblance to The Hafler Trio’s Trilogy in Three Parts). Whereupon, having coalesced onto a fragile-sounding 7th, the music gradually weakens, and the […]
[…] juddering beat patterns (an idea greatly expanded upon 15 years later in The Hafler Trio’s Trilogy in Three Parts). Following this overture, the second part of UEXKULL pits this drone against not so much a new […]