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Conflagration of Nibiru

by Damaged Tape

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B.A.D.D. 02:13
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2.
Dragons of the Moonrise 04:34
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3.
Spectrum of Realities 05:21
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4.
The Spice Cowboy 04:04
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5.
Subterranean Moonshine 05:08
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6.
Domain of the Timewalkers 02:11
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7.
Rainbows of the Volcano 04:31
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8.
Nightfire Island 02:52
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9.
Nectar of the Lotus 04:06
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10.
Interstellar Tropics 03:34
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about

These electronic sounds began in early 2012 during the sessions for "The Floating Existence." "Interstellar Tropics" was actually the first tune recorded for that album, but I held on to that song and "B.A.D.D.," thinking I'd save them for a fake soundtrack. This album isn't quite a fake soundtrack, but the music is still supposed to flow like a mid-80's action/adventure show. I guess it would have been set by the beach with all of the oceanic white noise I added with the Moog. There's plenty of hints of surf guitar as well. "B.A.D.D." was supposed to stand for something, like the cartoon "M.A.S.K.," but nothing ever came of it. Once Scott got to work on the album, things veered into a more trippy spiritual direction as tends to happen with him. Anyway, I'm hoping that everything ends as it should, and this set is the proper hybrid of our visions. As with the last album, I continue to dabble in the ocean of vocal synth-pop on "Spectrum of Realities" and "Nectar of the Lotus." Those along with "Dragons of the Moonrise" are my personal favorites here. Hmmm, we've got an awful lot of "_____ of ______" on this collection.

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released December 12, 2012

Produced by Matt Comegys

Words by Scott Atkinson
Music by Matt Comegys

Scott Atkinson: spoken word, percussion
Matt Comegys: synthesizer, guitar, bass, vocals, drum programming

Recorded in Maebashi, Japan at the Psychedelic Garage Studio from Dec. 2011 to Dec. 2012

Photography by Scott Atkinson

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