Surge, by Aphorism

Surge

by Aphorism

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Immediate download of 15-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Ulkine 04:59	download
2.	What We See Now 04:59	download
3.	Covert / Convert 04:22	download
4.	Negative Two 04:27	download
5.	Combat Fashion 05:04	download
6.	Chrysanthemums For Carrion 06:56	download
7.	Msect 05:08	download
8.	Sounang 04:10	download
9.	Reconsider 03:08	download
10.	Everything 04:26	download
11.	Two Sides Of The Bullet 05:28	download
12.	Raining Dirt 04:38	download
13.	Negative Two (Remixed by Totakeke) 05:22	download
14.	What We See Now (Remixed by Access To Arasaka) 04:36	download
15.	Msect (Dissected by Tapage) 04:53	download

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Available now is the serendipitous new collection of work from Chicago’s very own Technoid Industrial wizard Aphorism.

Displaying a vast array of music styles, all deeply-rooted in the Technoid Industrial and dark Electronica realms, Aphorism offers his very best works in a beautifully-dynamic and thought-provoking debut album for Tympanik Audio titled ‘Surge‘.

‘Surge‘ promises a moody and dirty trip into what innovative dark Electronica is truly meant to be. Exhibiting a panoramic of complexity and an uncanny skill with rhythms, Aphorism manages to lay down track after track of beat-driven melancholy, marked by an acute sense of memorable melodies that will linger long after each track fades.15 innovative songs, each with their own personalities, yet still plotting an accessible map of cohesiveness.

With stunning artwork by Salt (Ant-Zen / Hymen), ‘Surge‘ offers additional bonus material in the way of some extraordinary remixes by Totakeke, Access To Arasaka, and Tapage, all arriving to your eyes and ears on digipak compact disc, only from Tympanik Audio…

Reconsider Everything…

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released 23 March 2009

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Tympanik Audio is a Chicago-based electronic music label established in 2007.

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