Superlative Impasse - It's All Go

SUPERLATIVE IMPASSE - "It's All Go (dub)" MP3

The 'syn clarinet' patch on the proteus 1 is actually that universe-shaking bass tone they use on dub tracks. This piece is an extended study of a suburban basically straight edge music listener's take on dub reggae. The only snag in my version of dub is the two extra beats at the end of the phrase. It'll smack ya every time if you sit through the entire thing. This could be mind music for people who are afraid of recreational drugs.
October 2008

*superlative impasse might be a googlewhack.

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