Longplay
from Hi-Fi by Stark Sound Lab
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Longplay is a recording that highlights the unique character of Stark Sound Lab. Old school analogue synthesizers, orchestra, cello, oboe, sax, flugelhorn, harpsichord, piano and the Ondes Martenot were used to create this haunting Progressive Pock track.
This track was originally named LP like the audio format for phonograph records, introduced by Columbia Records in 1948. However digital distributors take offence at the reference to anything that sounds like it might refer to a vinyl record, so the name was changed to protect the innocent.
This track was originally named LP like the audio format for phonograph records, introduced by Columbia Records in 1948. However digital distributors take offence at the reference to anything that sounds like it might refer to a vinyl record, so the name was changed to protect the innocent.
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from Hi-Fi,
released January 6, 2018
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all rights reserved
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Stark Sound Lab Oakville, Ontario
Experimental music and sound design
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Jul 2018 -
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Jun 2018