Partial To Memory

Posted On: October 20, 2009
Posted In: Keepsakes, Partial To Memory
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If you are looking for the ‘perfect release’, then ‘Partial To Memory’ comes very close to being just that with it’s experimental sound design, bespoke artwork and gorgeous packaging…

The album really is something special with its micro glitched structures, cricket type field recordings and emotionally charged synth patterns.

Keepsakes ability to evoke strong emotionally charged images through acousmatic sound design are evident througout the process and have levels of depth and richness that literally leave you breathless.

A very special product and one I can’t rate highly enough! 9/10

I strongly urge you to check this guys work and leave some comments on his myspace page.

Track List:

Wormwood
Antiquus Dierum
Secrets
Ruins
Illusion 3 (part 1)
Remembrance
Constellations
Illusion 4 (part 3)
Shadows Of Our Real Selves
Remnants
For Keeps
Aura
1957
The Counsel of the Fallen World
Akeldama
As Memories Fade
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Keep Sweet

www.myspace.com/partialtomemory

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