Cyanogen | Enter As You Leave

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Enter As You Leave

by Cyanogen

This is an album for people who appreciate movie soundtracks. In this case, the films themselves are nonexistent. The songs are meant to tell stories, some more vague than others. What those stories mean is, in part, up to you.
Genre: Pop: Ambient Pop
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1. Move It or Lose It
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2. Hiding in the Darkness
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3. Linus and His Jaunty Hat
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4. The City Awakens
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5. Dark Lotus
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6. Life Becomes a Blur
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7. Flight to Anywhere
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8. Ghosts On the Playground
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9. The Reassurance of Power Lines
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10. We Stayed Up All Night, Getting Incoherent
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ABOUT THIS ALBUM


Album Notes
cyanogen is an ongoing solo project, ushered into existence by the chicken pox. (No, I didn't start by writing songs about the illness itself.) I just had so much time on my hands that I ended up asking myself, "What is something I've been meaning to do for a long time?" Then the answer revealed itself... "Write and record music". The name cyanogen actually came from the movie version of Dragnet. There was one scene where a character mentioned a liquid gas called cyanogen that was kept below freezing in railroad tanker cars. It sounded mysterious and industrial, which was just what I wanted. (I suppose my music is more of the former than the latter, but there's still time to change that. Heh.)

Influences include: Angelo Badalamenti (Twin Peaks, Blue Velvet, Lost Highway), Pink Floyd, Peter Gabriel, Rush, Tony MacAlpine, Yngwie Malmsteen, Black Sabbath, Alan Parsons Project, Tears for Fears, The Cure and many more.


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cierrablue

Dark Lotus/ Enter As You Leave
This is one of my favorite albums from Cyanogen and Dark Lotus takes me to a really reflective and relaxing place.

patina

Enter as You Leave
Listening to the sample tracks reveals a quirky sort of ambient from a quirky mind. It recalls old Dragnet episodes, or could possibly provide a basis for a new 80's police show in your head.