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Tears A veteran of New York City's "downtown" jazz and contemporary music scene, Peles Tears finds Earl Howard sticking solely with live electronics as he lays down a sonic landscape for his collaborators. Highly recommended as an example of the depth and intensity of emotion that live electro-acoustics can truly capture. Sometimes I hear sounds which are unattached, their shape is made of sound alone, like the bird song. Sometimes I hear sound this way for long stretches. Sometimes I hear music. Earl Howard from the liner notes 5 tracks in 61:32 minutes :::>>> Tell A Friend About This CD From Drimala If you like this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Billabong (Maroney and Nakamura) Fire Song (Howard and Maroney) Rouge Gris Bruit (Agnel, Marchetti, Noetinger) Spellings (Gräwe, Butcher, Schneider, and Blume) Kollapse (Gratkowski, Wierbos, Manderscheid, and Hemingway) Pith Balls and Inclined Planes (Diaz-Infante and Jeff Kaiser) |