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Audio Imagery : Chemical Realignment
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Electronic spacerock
Genre: Electronic: Ambient
Release Date: 2003
Chemical Realignment Record Label: Audio Imagery
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Preview Song Name Time Format Price Select
Chemical Realignment 5:19 $0.99
Man In a Green Jacket 4:31 $0.99
Nefarious Characters 6:55 $0.99
Pitchin' a Roost 7:23 $0.99
Under a Blue Light 3:04 $0.99
An Addict Can Never Be Cured 5:45 $0.99
Climbing Thru Air 3:06 $0.99
Chill 2:30 $0.99
The Varmit 3:24 $0.99
Boat 3:21 $0.99
Cerulean Dream 4:31 $0.99
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Album Notes

Audio Imagery is the recording and performance vehicle for composer/bassist Jon Clark and "Chemical Realignment" is his debut recording. His style incorporates a balance of intensity, complexity, and beauty.

Jon Clark began studying the upright bass at the age of ten and played in a number of different orchestras throughout high school. He went on to study electric jazz bass in college where he also earned a B.S. in electrical engineering. His influences are wide ranging and include the likes of Frank Zappa, Les Claypool, Squarepusher and Pink Floyd. He owns an impressive array of instruments and a studio with a fully loaded Pro Tools rig as the centerpiece.

With "free" studio time Jon has the luxury of editing and mixing until he feels a particular piece can go no further. Some drum tracks on the album have literally thousands of edits while some songs have been mixed hundreds of times. This album displays his dedication to music reflects his talents as a composer, bassist, and engineer.

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REVIEWS

CD is enjoyable, though lacking a strong melodic presence.
author: Marc Ecclefield
The album is pretty good. The songs are arranged well and there is good composition at work. What is lacking, however is a strong melodic presence. You can clearly hear that the bass is the instrument of focus throughout the album. The vocals seem to follow the bass a little too strongly. There is nothing terribly wrong with that, but most of the pieces do sound a little too one-sided in regards to harmony. Other than that, the CD makes for excellent background music and it is enjoyable to listen to the various creative electronic elements.
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