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format: LP | catalogue: sonig 17LP | year: 2001

twisted noises, harsh sonic extremeties, woodpecked percussion, modesplitting melodies and atomised samples bending over the edge of the uncomprehensible. that's what mooseic is all about. from the wise man of sheer heart gymnastics. "Songs tend to float toward more acoustic instruments like the harp, accordian, and piano (ok, and some warm synth tones) - and amongst the naturalistic samples (birds and water are the faves). These are expertly buried under patches of sub-bass and skittering rhythms" (catascopic.com) "It's the perfect combination of wide-eyed innocence and rigorous sound analysis, Land of the Loops sitting in on a Foucault symposium." (pitchforkmedia.com)

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	STREAM ... COMING SOON to artist releases	Vert Nine Types Of Ambiguity format: LP \| catalogue: sonig 17LP \| year: 2001 twisted noises, harsh sonic extremeties, woodpecked percussion, modesplitting melodies and atomised samples bending over the edge of the uncomprehensible. that's what mooseic is all about. from the wise man of sheer heart gymnastics. "Songs tend to float toward more acoustic instruments like the harp, accordian, and piano (ok, and some warm synth tones) - and amongst the naturalistic samples (birds and water are the faves). These are expertly buried under patches of sub-bass and skittering rhythms" (catascopic.com) "It's the perfect combination of wide-eyed innocence and rigorous sound analysis, Land of the Loops sitting in on a Foucault symposium." (pitchforkmedia.com)