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No Matter Whether 11:40
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Tar in Between 06:43
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Even As We Here 06:24
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Originally released on Dreck Records in 2005 (DRK-10)

The first two AM/PM releases (The Ends I & II) were keeping closely to the concept of constructing music exclusively from ends of existing records. This release here is conceptually looser, but immerses itself deep into the world of AM/PM, where perception continually shifts between warmer and darker atmospheres. As many sounds still originate from the ends of other records, their diverse instrumentation, key and pitch result in AM/PM's signature micro-tonal disharmonies, reminding us that the world is not just black or white, with us or against us, but all-encompassing, rhyzomatic and constantly in and out of phase.

This newly defined territory is thoroughly explored with the extended ‘No Matter Whether’, a 12 minute track consisting of two notable parts. The first part establishes an environment of angular, drifting and floating planes – an exploded drawing in slow motion which repeatedly results in chance moments of beauty, warmth and discordance. Holding it all together is a well defined bass and rhythm-track, which forms the basis for a much more earthed second part, concentrating on a deep groove.

‘Tar in Between’ is a calmer, more familiar and classic AM/PM piece, while ‘Even As We Here’ takes us back to AM/PM's bipolar world of vast space and sumptuous density.

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released October 25, 2005

Written and produced by Radovan Scasascia

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