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WeeklyBeats.com / Music / rdomain's music / The God That Failed
A developed extract from a rehearsal recording for a 7 hour performance which happened on Saturday with a performance artist for the Adelaide Festival. Epic to say the least!
This piece is modular synth and MN Strega with throat singing (not by me) added in post.
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This is lovely work. I would've loved to experience the 7 hours (with a prolonged nap).
Woah a 7hr performance sounds intense! I totally zoned out to this track. Nice work!
This is lovely work. I would've loved to experience the 7 hours (with a prolonged nap).
Thanks matey! I loved the experience doing it even. My body didn't though. It's only just recovered really. Worth it. 
Woah a 7hr performance sounds intense! I totally zoned out to this track. Nice work!
Brilliant! . And yes, tis a bit. Hehe.
a monumental title for an ultimate epic drone.
Thanking you kind sir.
such an evocative title
UM 7 hour performance?!?!?!
Yes and yes. It was an amazing experience and a huge success for the gallery and festival. Chuffed!
I like the title a lot. For this one in particular wish this was on a massive "fuck you"-sized audio system, like the Philips Pavilion type setting. This is music for the entire body.
Bet this would have sounded even better at the event. Great work, man.
I like the title a lot. For this one in particular wish this was on a massive "fuck you"-sized audio system, like the Philips Pavilion type setting. This is music for the entire body.
Sounds good to me! It did get quite loud and especially for a 'Museum of Art' gallery. Had sound spilling out into the public streets too as our 'room' was created on a big outdoor balcony area.
Bet this would have sounded even better at the event. Great work, man.
Thanks heaps dude! The sounds on big live systems are quite inspiring to work with and respond to. Love it. 
