Cool Aberrations by General Fuzz General Fuzz : Cool Aberrations.
 Atmospheric downtempo.

Cool Aberrations is a tribute to the power of collaboration. The tracks range from soothing melodies to raging funk jams. Every track has at least one collaborating artist on it. Echoes, a nationally syndicated radio show on NPR, ranked Cool Aberrations #5 on their 25 essential echoes cds for 2007. It was also ranked #20 on their 2007 listener poll.
Songs:

1. Acclimate
2. Flow Tater
3. Fugal
4. The Grenabler
5. Reasonable Ability
6. Cliff Notes
7. Baby Steps
8. Cream
9. Summer
10. Reflective Moment
11. Accoustic Junction

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Release date: 11/21/2009
General Fuzz lives in California USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Electronica, IDM, Space Music

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