Vas Deferens Organization - 1996 - Saturation
Being a lover of guilt free music acquisition I've decided to begin my postings here (hoping to become more proficient - M@ straight blasting away compared to my slow roll and late start) with music that is just that, both in essence and reality FREE.
Journeying along a psychedelic tunnel of the most "out there" tinklings of more synthesized free-range/jam/loose/improvisational/atmospheric/instrumental/rather "rock"& "pop"-less Pink Floyd (ok so its a bad comparison... (think Obscured By Clouds without much/or as much reliance on the bass and drums or any vocals) huh? whut? yes. um...clarity lacking due to sleep also lacking) maybe a stranger Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells?....perhaps a lunatic version of Brian Eno's ambient material?..perhaps) into the realm of abstract early Tangerine Dream'isms (Rot Weiss - Atem, a closer comparison), Vas Deferens Organization compile a massively beautiful mess of studio experimentation which touches upon many a vision and conceptual audio possibility through their many years of productivity. Strange music for bizarre people in odd mindsets.
Frankly I could rattle off adjective after adjective of descriptive explanation or you could just go to the Mutant Sounds blogspot (masters of enlightening obscurity) where a vast majority of their material can be found to download (THANK FREEDOM!!) and have it put to you in clearer definition by the ones actually responsible for the project as well as their satellites.
http://mutant-sounds.blogspot.com/search?q=vas+deferens
^a vast majority of their and theirs material can be had including half of their most recent outing. a collection bordering on exhaustive if not exhausting yet exciting nonetheless for hungry ears.
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http://mattcastille.com/me/downloads/
^where their Saturation album can be found as well as a more condensed list of V.D.O. albums and projects.
yay and phew I may be dumb but DAMN I shore am purty. good thing sense making wasn't ever a strong point cuz smart and goodlookin is just dangerASS ...huh,what,yessum.
3/5 (highly experimental music ain't much for daily listening yet hits the spot when needed)
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