Album Notes

Liquid Abyss is "Music For Your Mind"

Trenchous Vibes - will take you thru drifts of underwater
barriers of the deepest of the deep seas.CD#2



Track #1-Ocean depths mysteriously strange,usually frightening nature. (11:25)

Track #2-Violent backward whipping motion causing swirling
darkness."Underwater Hurricane" (7:00)

Track #3-Any form that slithers naturally thru water.(11:22)

Track #4-Imagine 26 species of sharks darting thru the ocean depths from all directions,to the ultimate feedin'
frenzy. (13:13)

Track #5-Kripto Spridian? (cryptosporidium)
Milwaukee, Wi.
1993 outbreak---Factoid: A parasite slipped thru the cracks in Milwaukee,WI. and made 400,000 people sick and killed more than 100 people. (4:41)

Track #6-A passage to a valley of the abyss where the eeriness lurks. (16:32)

Track #7-Disturbed vigorousness. (28:28)


Inspiration: Trance[]Control, Mad at the World, and 303 Infinity, The Crystal Method.

American Editor: Kristofer Upjohn from fishcomcollective.com an international music and entertainment site had to say about this CD.

Review

I really dig the fact that Liquid Abyss on ?Trenchous Vibes? hooks
> the listener up with a prefab theme. I mean, I?m always capable of
> envisioning for myself when listening to abosrbing electronica, but
> it?s also cool to see what the artist has in mind too. Track by
> track, LA?s liner notes offers brief, sometimes cryptic, always
> smirky descriptions of what each piece is intended to be suggestive
> of. On this double disc set of psy tunage, Liquid Abyss proves that
> minimalism can be uber-engaging, that spartan can be infectious. It
> also shows what a fine act Liquid Abyss is; not everyone can craft
> music that is so unassuming and subdued and yet so hooky and
> addictive. The music also boasts something of a unique personality
> which, I?m sorry to say, is frequently lacking in the psytrance/goa
> scene. I like that kind of music but so much of what I?ve heard
> sounds like one generic comp after another, even when its good.
> Generally speaking Liquid Abyss? music is understated and not
> aggressive (goa, to me, tends toward an aggro personality, even if it
> isn?t, say, the distortion heavy pissed-offness of an
> electro-industrial band). There?s a lot of subtlety driving the
> subdued beats and underwater gloom (I mean that in a good way) of
> this music, which is largely pressed down and blunted, but
> deliberately. This is sort of reverse shouting, a term comedian
> Steven Wright conjured to explain his droll delivery, which is far
> more captivating than its quiet, reserved mien would indicate. It?s
> the same thing here. Liquid Abyss impacts with minimalism employed to
> the maximum. I should note, there are moments when LA moves toward
> aggression, relatively speaking. A prime example would be the last
> track on the first disc, which utilizes drum and bass and break
> stylings with a Crystal Methodesque texturing. But even here, Liquid
> Abyss? take on these stylings is pulled down and restrained, an
> approach which ironically ratchets up the effect of the music all the
> way to 11. You can find Liquid Abyss online at CDbaby.com. Five Stars
Friday June 17, 2005