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multiplication of the arcs - PW07, 2006 Produced live using only guitar, looping devices and processors. Moody ambiances, loops, and pulsations for evening hours. CDR in Pulsewidth handpainted metal box. Signed and numbered in an edition of 200, $14 USD. Available as MP3 download with artwork, $8 USD. "It is indeed languid, but exquisite, listening, like watching mosquitoes flitter and skim the surface of a still pond, Myers' loops billowing out in similarly expanding circles. 'Arc One' dances with the moonlit night, its febrile oscillations underpinned by a beefy bass clef. 'Arc Three' is practically jaunty (in a reserved kind of way), wafts of Fripp & Eno breaking through the previous track's beckoning narcosis, revisited somewhat during 'Arc Six', fragile string-struck notes eventually bent awry by jagged thermals on vertical rise. The moods sustained along the planes of Multiplication shift, alter, and play with perception, poltergeists haunting strange, barren regions, mingling amongst alien flora. Extraordinarily inventive Myers is, ringing out a vast sea of sound that enfolds about the ear; each resident arc reaches its intended apex and moves on, but it's afterimage permanently brands the frontal lobe. Be careful: left to his own un-arcane devices, Myers deigns you get lost in his masterful gallery of pulse forever." —Darren Bergstein, The Squid's Ear |
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