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Mortality

by Robert Taylor

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1.
Blu 00:37
For back for when this electronic album wasn't about death and stuff!
2.
Conquer your demons, in any way you can. Even if that is riff-heavy electro beats.
3.
look i didn't intend for this album to take a dark turn but stuff happens ok? i like this track, the distorted pumping bass is so bloody cool
4.
Eventuality 03:41
This track is about death, ok, and the end of all things. moody, i know. if you want a kind of similar track, check out "Mystical" from exposed. I say similar, it's entirely different.
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Vertex 03:10
I really want this album to be good. This took me like, ages. I don't know how long I worked on it for. A week? Two weeks? Time goes by in such a blur I forget what day it is sometimes. This track is a classic "bait and switch" tune, with different sections bridging to completley new riffs to throw you of entirely, while maintaining the same basic drum pattern withsome additions along the way. Also, synths. RONDO
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Sleepless 03:07
no lyrics, are you silly
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if you can't understand language, that's what aphasia is- this tune flutters between separate ideas and polyphony so therefore this name was given. also, a classic rondo format- that way i can squeeze in all sorts of ideas! I recorded two parts of the main drum kit (in the place of the snare) for a college assignment. (Also the hi-hat, too) This took me around a week to make, as I was working on assignments the last minute.
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At Rest 02:53
i made this track months before it was released, fairly simple, calming, simple chord structure, i like this! it's a gem, really
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Redeem 02:21
This is a fairly happy track, I don't know why- I really like it though; despite how short it is.
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i liek this one it's good and simple and nice,. I lost sight of how to compose, somehow- i got bored of listening over and over to a track, then added in new sections and elements that were uneeded- but i created this track with the refreshed mindset of a listener, and not a composer who has heard the same track hundreds of times, and wantes to chnage things up to relieve the tedious nature of compostion etc. witty speech blah
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Meaning 03:12
This doesn't have any lyrics, i'm just using these for liner notes. I like this one, it's cool. Arpeggios? check. distorted bass? check. Trills? Double check. Simple beat because I'm lazy? Check. Crafting weird synth textures and seeing if they work? Check. done. chords? what is a chord, idk i just press button and OOH CHORDS. Rondooo
12.
Inside 03:46
oh god why are you reading these I don't know. this one is very nice indeed
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Ourscape 02:55
thanks for listening pals this one is repetitive but the groove though ooh.
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Rejoined 03:06
I thought ourscape was the last one one but i guess it isn't. i really like how this one turned out, it's nice :D also in a lot of these tracks i use/manipulate samples I made for a sampling task at college in the first year, which are in the latter half of the track. the drum sounds at the start/end are made by me using thor synths (as are most of the synths) thanks for listening, if u did you get a gold star xxx

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It took me too long to make this. Thanks to my brother, James Taylor for the spiffing arty cover art. Also for sick af people for being there for me. I don't know how to master well so some tracks are quieter than others, whoops

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released October 15, 2016

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