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General Information
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Album: Spore
Artist: Vidna Obmana
Copyright: 2003
Genre: Ambient
File Information
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Number of Tracks: 9
Total Duration: 1:13:39
Ripped By: NMR
Files Created on: 22-Oct-2014 13:01:43
NFO Created: 29-Oct-2014 16:06:54
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Track List
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File Size MB Duration File Name
1 25.47 0:03:39 01 Through The Collective Pain
2 40.08 0:07:25 02 The Humanity Underneath
3 62.93 0:08:46 03 Sking Strip
4 39.38 0:05:38 04 Duality Of Passion
5 40.12 0:05:57 05 Beyond Of Passion
6 51.82 0:07:48 06 The Nihilist
7 79.28 0:11:12 07 Vreep
8 34.74 0:05:35 08 Spore
9 116.56 0:17:39 09 Resonant Gore
Description
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Spore (2003). Spore is the second disc in Vidna
Obmana's (Dirk Serries) trilogy based on Dante's Inferno. This is also quite a
departure for Serries. He uses quite an array of eclectic devices to create
this experimental - almost avant-garde - album. The most interesting sounds are
from the overtone flutes and fujaras. Serries has commented that this is not an
ambient CD. That is correct. This CD is interesting enough to be the focus of
deep listening. It is not innocuous enough to be ignored as background music.
It demands attention. The rhythms and atmospheres complement each other
smoothly. The experimental sounds are neither dominant nor dominated. This disc
is certainly electronic, definitely experimental, and decidedly Vidna Obmana.
It will appeal to fans of Steve Roach, Robert Rich, Jorge Reyes, and Ma Ja Le.
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