Insect Electronica From Se Asi
General
| Aug 2004
Reviews
Your Imaginary Friend
Reviewed 2004-08-12
Reviewed 2004-08-12
Field recordings of dragonflies and other insects in Burma. Hard to believe that these sounds are not treated or augmented with high frequency synths like the liner notes claim, this is some surreal, ethereal, ambient, trippy experimental. Bird and other environmental sounds are present as well. The title is taken from the Burmese legend that these insects make these sounds after mating, so loud and desperate that their chests explode (apparently the ground is littered with dead insects with exploded chests), that their hearts have broken with love.
1) high frequencies, rise and fall, very chill
2) more of the same, a tad more pensive with thunderstorms and owl sounds
3) mic seems closer to an individual bug, surreal, long
4) briefer, more radio friendly continuation of previous, ends early with dead air so be aware
1) high frequencies, rise and fall, very chill
2) more of the same, a tad more pensive with thunderstorms and owl sounds
3) mic seems closer to an individual bug, surreal, long
4) briefer, more radio friendly continuation of previous, ends early with dead air so be aware
Recent airplay
Brood X
Music Casserole — Sep 02, 2023
Brood X
minimum entropy — Aug 27, 2014
Brood X
minimum entropy — Mar 13, 2013
Brood X
Catharsis miss-informed — May 06, 2012
Particle Swarm Intelligence, Morning Fanfare
Murray's Approximation — Oct 14, 2004
Particle Swarm Intelligence
Stirling's Approximation — Oct 07, 2004
Charting
2004-08-16 — 2004-10-17
Classical/Experimental
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Oct 17 | 1 |
| Oct 10 | 1 |
| Oct 3 | 1 |
| Sep 19 | 1 |
| Sep 12 | 1 |
| Sep 5 | 1 |
| Aug 29 | 2 |
| Aug 22 | 6 |
Track listing
| 1. | Morning Fanfare | ||
| 2. | Particle Swarm Intelligence | ||
| 3. | Brood X | ||
| 4. | The Dusk Singers |