How Much Does it Matter to the Stars?
by In'Sect
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Mvmt 1: Pacing
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Mvmt 2: Trudging
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Mvmt 3: Crawling
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Abasement
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End of Era 1
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about
Purchased download includes:
INS005: "How Much Does it Matter to the Stars?" Lossless files
Digital Booklet: 4000x4000 lossless album cover, alternative covers, full scores of Mvmt 1-3, addtl. photography/wallpapers
Production Notes:
-Matt Wees composition: March 2019-October 2019
-Andy Meyer composition: February 2019-October 2019
-End of Era 1 recorded in Singer Hall at University of Minnesota Duluth on October 22nd 2019
-Arrangements consolidated and finalized October 24th 2019
LINKS:
For pressing, merchandising, and commission inquiries:
www.facebook.com/palenoisemedia/?modal=admin_todo_tour
www.instagram.com/pale_noise_media/
OFFICIAL YOUTUBE STREAMING:
youtu.be/IzyhSCpoPV8
"In'Sect plays a musical style that takes drone, improv and dark ambient and mixes them together to create a sound of their own"
-DarkUndergroundMusicZine
WORDS:
In'Sect is proud to start the decade with a new six-track release entitled "How Much Does it Matter to the Stars?" on Pale Noise Media. Pale Noise founders and lead composers Matt Wees and Andy Meyer have taken a new direction under In'Sect with this release, and have aimed to articulate their abstract thoughts with exponentially increased clarity using new elements such as through-composition, sound design, and engraved material.
With this release, you will find new acoustic instrumentation and sampling never before articulated with In'Sect. Along with the release comes full scores to the engraved works, as well as articles written by both Matt and Andy reflecting on their abstractions and contemplations heard in HMDIMTTS. As always with every PNM release, bonus promo photos and alternate cover photos are also included in the digital booklet.
With the start of 2020, In'Sect aims to open up their doors to working with creators nested in the film and dance industry. This is a world In'Sect is eager to begin association with, and any/all business inquiries are welcome through the links below.
INS005: "How Much Does it Matter to the Stars?" Lossless files
Digital Booklet: 4000x4000 lossless album cover, alternative covers, full scores of Mvmt 1-3, addtl. photography/wallpapers
Production Notes:
-Matt Wees composition: March 2019-October 2019
-Andy Meyer composition: February 2019-October 2019
-End of Era 1 recorded in Singer Hall at University of Minnesota Duluth on October 22nd 2019
-Arrangements consolidated and finalized October 24th 2019
LINKS:
For pressing, merchandising, and commission inquiries:
www.facebook.com/palenoisemedia/?modal=admin_todo_tour
www.instagram.com/pale_noise_media/
OFFICIAL YOUTUBE STREAMING:
youtu.be/IzyhSCpoPV8
"In'Sect plays a musical style that takes drone, improv and dark ambient and mixes them together to create a sound of their own"
-DarkUndergroundMusicZine
WORDS:
In'Sect is proud to start the decade with a new six-track release entitled "How Much Does it Matter to the Stars?" on Pale Noise Media. Pale Noise founders and lead composers Matt Wees and Andy Meyer have taken a new direction under In'Sect with this release, and have aimed to articulate their abstract thoughts with exponentially increased clarity using new elements such as through-composition, sound design, and engraved material.
With this release, you will find new acoustic instrumentation and sampling never before articulated with In'Sect. Along with the release comes full scores to the engraved works, as well as articles written by both Matt and Andy reflecting on their abstractions and contemplations heard in HMDIMTTS. As always with every PNM release, bonus promo photos and alternate cover photos are also included in the digital booklet.
With the start of 2020, In'Sect aims to open up their doors to working with creators nested in the film and dance industry. This is a world In'Sect is eager to begin association with, and any/all business inquiries are welcome through the links below.
credits
released January 1, 2020
Matt Wees:
Composition, Arrangement, Sound Design
-Retrospective Advancement, Abasement :: Guitars, Voice, Accordion, Clavinova, Sampling
-Mvmt: 1 - 3 :: Sampling
Andy Meyer:
Consolidation, Mixing, Mastering
-Retrospective Advancement, Abasement :: Clavinova, ES-330
-Mvmt: 1 - 3 :: originally titled Learning How To Walk Backwards :: Composition, Recording, Orchestration
-End of Era 1 :: Improvisation
Matt Wees:
Composition, Arrangement, Sound Design
-Retrospective Advancement, Abasement :: Guitars, Voice, Accordion, Clavinova, Sampling
-Mvmt: 1 - 3 :: Sampling
Andy Meyer:
Consolidation, Mixing, Mastering
-Retrospective Advancement, Abasement :: Clavinova, ES-330
-Mvmt: 1 - 3 :: originally titled Learning How To Walk Backwards :: Composition, Recording, Orchestration
-End of Era 1 :: Improvisation
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PALE NOISE MEDIA Minneapolis, Minnesota
PALE NOISE exists as a consolidation of the creative output between composers Matt Wees and Andy Meyer.
Forming their initial phases of collaboration in 2014, PALE NOISE now consists of a growing number of artist titles and catalogue releases
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