The Relayers
Behold The Exit
© 2005 James E. Fincher II (634479367007)
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Enhance your visionquests with these hypnotic sounds. You won't find more power on any CD anywhere.
tracks
- 1 I See
- 2 Escape Velocity
- 3 Fried Piper
- 4 Incantation
- 5 Beat Box
- 6 Peace Pipe
- 7 Crystal Train
- 8 The Trumpet
- 9 I See (Reprise)
- 10 Lagga Dooga Dooga
- 11 Last Gasp
- 12 War Machine
- 13 Robot March
- 14 Beat Box 2
- 15 Transformed
- 16 Haunted Pond
- 17 Open The Portal
- 18 Here's Jimmy
- 19 Always Cooking Breakfast
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The Relayers are neo-shamanic techno-warriors, instructed through gnosis to infuse spiritual healing power into sound. Their powerful and immersive incantations appeal to magicians from varied backgrounds and disciplines.
Every exit is an entrance. "Behold The Exit" represents birth, death, the cutting of ties with malevolent influences, the breaking of boundaries and bonds of slavery, becoming non-local, and the recognition and use of portals to hyperdimensional nether-regions. It is a set of magical incantantions specifically designed to induce expanded consciousness, synesthesia, out of body experiences, various visionary states, and ecstatic trance.
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a something highly unusual, of high Quality
author: E. Z. TiggerElectronic cyberbliss - archaic vocal expressions sampled and cleverly (RE?)layered over oceanz & lakes and desert waterfallz, planet by planet, hyperbeats ~ the mix is On, the genius is contagious: i find myself wondering how they did that, as ezilly az hopping out da chair & doin a Funky pygmei dance... I SEE... OMmmmmm! (i only wish certain pieces lasted a while longer). This CD will take you somewhere new.
thoughtful, strangely affecting and inspiring
author: Gavin GrayI bought this being kind of into techno shamanism and was delighted with the lightness and humour that flows through the tracks on this cd. It's weird in the sense that it's not quite like listening to music, but it's always accessible and humane. Give it a try!