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Canonic: Scott Solter Plays Pattern Is Movement

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Canonic: Scott Solter Plays Pattern Is Movement

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    Engineer Scott Solter recorded Pattern Is Movement's 2005 album Stowaway, and on this album he takes back the master tapes from that record and creates his own remix project. The result sounds almost nothing like the original album, even though, according to Hometapes' press release, nothing was added. This is not to be confused with a dance remix album; although beats are often prominent, it would not be easy to dance to Canonic. Rather, the album is an ambient/experimental music creation on which Solter has manipulated the sounds of Stowaway, showing, for example, a fascination for rhythm tracks created by static that, if heard only once or twice, would sound to most listeners like a bad electrical connection. Fans of Scott Solter & Pattern Is Movement will only occasionally hear anything resembling the band. On the other hand, those who appreciate Brian Eno's more esoteric efforts may be intrigued.

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