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Omit - Deteriorations

Musician: Omit
Album title: Deteriorations
Style: Experimental, Ambient
Released: 2003
Country: New Zealand
Size MP3 version: 1408 mb
Size APE version: 1931 mb
Size WMA version: 1112 mb
Rating ✫: 4.3
Votes: 284
Format: VOX TTA ADX DTS AIFF MIDI AU
Genre: Electronic

Omit - Deteriorations

Omit Experimental Ambient 2003 New Zealand

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1	Precaution Autoharp – Tim CorneliusGuitar – Paul Toohey	3:39
2	Electronic Suffercation Electronics [Amp Pulse], Guitar, Voice – Bruce Russell	5:30
3	After Bongos – Dylan Sherwood	2:55
4	Down-Lock Guitar – Bruce Russell	3:46
5	Cold Start Drums – Dylan Sherwood	5:54
6	Dishonestest Track-Down Drums – Dylan Sherwood	3:04
7	Dereliction Type-1 Violin – Tim Cornelius	2:36
8	Dereliction Type-2 Guitar – Donald Smith Violin – Tim Cornelius	4:21
9	Dereliction Type-3 Electronics [Feedback] – Donald Smith Synthesizer – Paul Toohey	3:23
10	Junction Drums – John Kennedy	6:35
11	Assimilator Type-1 Drums – John Kennedy Drums [Slapped Drum], Jug – Dylan SherwoodGlockenspiel – Tim Cornelius	3:25
12	Assimilator Type-2 Cymbal [Cymbols] – John Kennedy	3:22
13	Slip-Pulse Drums – John Kennedy	4:46
14	Renuncation Synthesizer – Paul Toohey	3:32
15	Dieying Convestion Performer [Chromatica] – Tim Cornelius	2:24
16	Stop-Click Deterioration Electronics [Feedback] – Donald Smith	8:11
17	Machine Based Deterioration Synthesizer – Paul Toohey	3:48
18	Rejected Assimilation - Type 1 Synthesizer – Paul Toohey	2:00
19	Rejected Assimilation - Type 2 Drums – Dylan SherwoodViolin, Whistle [Slide] – Tim Cornelius	4:14
20	Beyond Deterioration Drums – Dylan Sherwood	2:47

Notes

Assembled and casually recorded between May and December 1998
Many thanks to all contributors who's parts were recorded by themselves with little idea of what was intened with them, which were processed and re-assembled on to an 8-track