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An instrumental, 8-bit electronic concept album dwelling within the realm of progressive rock.
Genre:
Electronic: Experimental
Release Date:
2008
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Avant Garde: Electronic Avant-Garde
Level
© Copyright-Richard Vreeland
(634479619250)
Record Label: II
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Disasterpeace\'s second full-length release \"Level\" is the narrative of an uphill battle, increasingly difficult and complex as it progresses, told through the sounds of the 8-bit electronic medium.
Disasterpeace (Rich Vreeland) is an American musician and composer originally from the Staten Island section of New York City. He draws heavily from the influences of his favorite musicians and composers, the audio aesthetic of retro video game soundchips, and his studies to create instrumental music that varies in scope, structure, tonality, meter, timbre and theme.
Rich currently studies Music Synthesis at the Berklee College of Music in Boston, Massachusetts.
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I don't know how you do it.
author: John Painter
This album is nine different kinds of electronic deliciousness.
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Unbelievable!
author: Kaagen Barr
Disasterpeace - Level is ROXORS
author: 8-bit Shinobi
This is the Sweetest Chiptune composition ever. From the Epicness of Level One all the way to the rewarding end of Win! Disasterpeace definately knows how to Rock out the Gameboy Chip sounds making awesomeness.
You rock dude. 5 stars of sweetness!
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DisasterPEACE?!? More like MASTER-PIECE!
author: Pete Obregon
First off this album is diffrent from their last "official" release, Atebite and the Warring Nations. There are very subtle diffrences. First off- overall and in general, it's not as heavy, nor is it exactly as fast or dramatic/epic... but this album more than compensates with the music unrestrained by a movie-esque score concept... each track/piece is a masterfully written, there's lots of variety in rhythms and harmonies between songs, and each track can stand on their own, unlike Atebite's- which were somewhat dependant on each other for the sake of the album's concept. This is a wonderful contribution DisasterPEACE has made to my CD collection and to the world of music. Thank you's to Mr. Vreeland. Also I've noticed no one mentioned the packaging, the CD came in terrific shape, and it has some pretty decent album art. Nothing fancy, it looks nice in my collection.
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