Dwight Ashley, Discrete Carbon - 59m 10s

Tracks & Durations

1. Eightfold way	2:48
2. It happened in november	7:46
3. Katalepsis	6:04
4. I thought it was there	5:02
5. Three insects	3:37
6. Denial	6:44
7. A colossus succumbs	4:23
8. Eat me, drink me	6:38
9. Examined by tweezers	9:22
10. Carbon	4:40
11. Blank	0:06
12. Blank	0:06
13. Blank	0:06
14. Blank	0:06
15. Bonus track	1:35

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Review

A journey into the dark infinity of inner space, Dwight Ashleys premiere solo recording is an aural world rich in paradox and contradiction. Ashley characterizes his work as experimental and in fact, the release of the album is itself something of an experiment. Remarking on the body of his work over the past two decades, Ashley muses in the liner notes to his album, I sometimes questioned whether it truly qualified as music. Discrete Carbon asks the listener for a verdict and in so doing, demands a rethinking of exactly what music is, does, and ultimately, means to the listener.

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