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Scott F. Hall : Scultura Sana (Sound Sculpture)
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Scott F. Hall's enigmatic "sound sculpture" is layered, harmonious, and picturesque--a very listenable and unique sonic art experience.
Genre: Avant Garde: Sound Sculpture
Release Date: 2005
Scultura Sana (Sound Sculpture)
Scott F. Hall
Record Label: SCOTT F. HALL
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Preview Song Name Time Buy
1. Aga Gnat 0:06 Album Only
2. Wax 2:23 Album Only
3. Bangalore Torpedo 2:13 Album Only
4. Blighter 1:05 Album Only
5. Conundrum 1:21 Album Only
6. Diggadat 1:04 Album Only
7. Air 1:31 Album Only
8. Ear Shark 0:28 Album Only
9. Earth 2:06 Album Only
10. Fire 2:35 Album Only
11. sawtüth minima 0:17 Album Only
12. Motherphunker 2:43 Album Only
13. Rhino Fruitcake 3:02 Album Only
14. sawtüth minima 2 0:19 Album Only
15. Triplicon 2:21 Album Only
16. Six Crows 1:06 Album Only
17. Two Hours Hence 1:33 Album Only
18. Water 1:58 Album Only
19. Wane 2:10 Album Only
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Album Notes

Includes: 1 unlimited edition CD autographed by the artist in handwriting, printed paper liner notes, and CD case.

Scott F. Hall has experimented with sound as an art form for exhibition [sonic art] since 1985. Originally, he worked with analog recording processes. On this CD, Hall presents 19 pieces of over 30 minutes duration using digital multitrack recording technology and a variety of instruments. His work is multiply layered, diverse in musical reference, and rich in tone, timbre, and texture. Hall's "Scultura Sana" [Sound Sculpture] is harmonious, picturesque, and quite listenable.

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REVIEWS

Amazing movies, played in your mind!
author: knmc1224
                            
This album is a garden of unique sound sculptures, each one perfect and different. See visions of futuristic, speeding highways and quiet seascapes stretching into infinity as you listen. Some of my particular favorites are track #2 (Wax), which sounds like an H.R. Giger scene - dark, cool, alien space. Rhino Fruitcake (track 13) reminded me of the huge, slow movements of continents and planets. Also, I really liked track 15 (Triplicon) with its big, rhythmic bass sounds. These 'films' are well worth the price of admission - I'd recommend that you get your own copy right away!
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