General Fuzz by General Fuzz General Fuzz : General Fuzz.
 Atmospheric downtempo.

General Fuzz displays considerable talent in a variety of styles. This is his first album, the self titled General Fuzz and is the most consciously electronic. Let your mind go on a random walk, with a graceful journey through catchy melodic riffs and sexy filter sweeps.
Songs:

1. Dream Together
2. Detached Reality
3. Cali Mass Rhythms
4. A Touch Of Honey
5. Ray squared
6. Liquid Assets
7. Stepping Stones
8. Get A Groove
9. Under The Top
10. Starting Moving
11. A Peek Inside

Listen to: the entire album.

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Release date: 2/26/2010
General Fuzz lives in California USA

Tagged as: Ambient, Electronica, IDM, Space Music

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