Our Wet Geometry by Daniel Knowler Daniel Knowler : Our Wet Geometry.
 Organic, atmospheric acoustic-guitar textures.

Taking cues from folk, blues, pop and soundtrack music Our Wet Geometry creates a warm lush instrumental blanket of sound. Hidden within the organic orchestration however are ciphers more in keeping with experimental music: field recordings, subtle electronic drones and electronic treatments follow the melodies around like grey shadows.

Ten wordless songs ranging from cinematic textures and post-rock crescendos to plaintive folksy finger picking.

Songs:

1. Morning Steps
2. Lungs Gills Organum
3. Gold and Honey
4. Your Mercy
5. Beast Folder
6. Tape Arp Cutter
7. Eight Spaces
8. Cracks in the Hallway
9. Our Wet Geometry
10. Proud Functions Plundered

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Release date: 1/30/2012
Daniel Knowler lives in London England

Tagged as: Alt Rock, Rock, Instrumental Rock, Acoustic Guitar, Acoustic Rock, Electric Guitar

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