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But then saw myself in the mirror and gave up. Listened to it on some low to midrange Technics headphones model from the time, and probably dozed off, dreaming strange darkness that seemed to shine out into blissfully infinite whiteness.
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The twin universe that fuels the expansion of our own. It contracts in macroscopic sense, but locally expands. Gravity repels, photons fly faster than the speed of light, if you get my meaning, making information infinitely bright and perfectly dispersed all around. The only way to make sense of it, from our perspective, would be by making opaque membranes as a sort of an inverted light bulb that obstructs the light. I suppose it would be an unsolvable problem for us, logically oriented by causality, what with all that light travelling faster than information it's supposed to carry.
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They would see a white sky, speckled with black dots. A Big Crunch coming from all directions, a look into the future. Then I zoomed out and saw this pulsing twin cosmic system one side expanding, the other contracting, and, in the middle, a point of origin, or, I guess, conclusion. Depends. Still, neat little narrative.
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23trees Zagreb, Croatia
I’m a soundscapist. These tracks are little cuts of my inner states. I create them on my fairly good headphones (AKG fyi),
so I recommend listening on ones of your preference. These pieces should fuel your own inner narratives, they're not
performative. Liquid and morphing often, tracks can even disappear into oblivion. Albums solidify over time. Have access to all the mischief if you buy in.
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