1. |
I Never Knew Your Sorrow
03:45
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2. |
Transmission
03:47
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3. |
In the Sky
03:29
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4. |
Hitting Sand
04:34
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5. |
Bombs on the Way
02:26
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6. |
Dark Moving
05:45
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7. |
Expansion
04:23
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8. |
Breathing
04:32
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9. |
Deep Water
05:25
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10. |
You're Only One
06:56
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11. |
Static State
06:32
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12. |
Rebar & Drum
01:48
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13. |
No Exit
06:29
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blondena music North Carolina
an outlet for music and sonic art performed and recorded by friends, and myself. genres represented are avant-garde, ambient, experimental, sonic art, glitch, broken music, noise, and various forms of improvisational and electronic music. i usually do limited run cdr's, and am open to many forms of media, new and interesting sounds. ... more
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