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A Certain Restlessness of Soul

from Subtle Movements Inside by Steve Brand

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My favorite aspect of this piece is the way it evolves and shifts in mood and feeling. For me, there is indeed a feeling of restlessness here, but restlessness isn’t necessarily a state of discomfort, but one of a natural compulsion to know what is beyond the things we think we know. The piece begins with quiet utterances, disembodied whispers, from other places, other times, urging. They seem to be compelling the listener to search, to investigate their origins. This eventually opens into expanses, unknown territories, undiscovered landscapes where there is no path to follow. Somewhat inspired by Ives’ “Unanswered Question,” a theme returns over and over, like a question that demands to be answered.

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from Subtle Movements Inside, released November 11, 2011

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Steve Brand originally recorded and released in the experimental genre under the name “Augur,” with more than 20 limited edition releases on independent labels. In 2003, Steve began creating in the “ambient” genre under his own name. He has issued more than 40 self-released disks, as well as a number of solo and collaborative releases on AtmoWorks, Hypnos, Relaxed Machinery, txt and Databloem. ... more

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