Memories Dreams & Reflections

by Duff Egan

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spieltrieb The reference to Jung in the title of this new work by Duff Egan points to a shared concern for the cultivation of a vertical or depth perspective on everyday experience. This is Duff's best effort yet at sharing with us his moments of access to that deeper world. Favorite track: Recreation Center.

Brian Bourassa A drone is like a solid coat (color) of paint on the canvas, providing a backdrop/mood for the listener where there can be textures and nuances unlike other drones that give it its own personality.

Here, a bit more paint on the canvas brings out contrasts & juxtapositions - essentially adding layers of communication.

There are hints of drifting narratives that provide a gentle guiding of energy that add anchors by which one can observe the transitions of moments, one to the next.

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1.	Orchard 03:59
2.	Fever Dreams 06:48
3.	Wrong Backpack 03:36
4.	Head Trauma 05:53
5.	Run With Peter 06:11
6.	Recreation Center 06:51
7.	Woman in the Sun 13:08
8.	Dream Demon 04:41
9.	The Trails in Heaven 08:17
10.	Going West 07:20	buy track
11.	Spirit in the Tree 02:01
12.	BoogaLhasa 10:52
13.	Protect the Sound 16:09
14.	Reunion Threshold 11:39

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All songs produced and mastered by Duff Egan from recordings made with a DSI Prophet12 synthesizer. Alchemy crystal singing bowls were used on track 13.

Image Treatments & Cover Design by Brian Bourassa

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released March 28, 2015

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