Michael Martin of Indidginus has grown leaps and bounds musically over the past few years. As part of that, he felt that much of his older material no longer represented where he now is. His music was previously simpler and more beat oriented, and it's now much more nuanced and takes in many more influences and genres. As such, he rerecorded many of his older songs and along with much new material, decided to replace his previous 2 Magnatune albums (and one "singles" EP) with 3 new albums: "Kaleidoscope", "Align" and "Feast or Famine".

1. Beyond
2. Dubliminal
3. Dusty Lands
4. Myriad
5. Nimbus
6. Spiritual Spearmints
7. Unstuck

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 10/24/2009
Indidginus lives in Cape Town South Africa

Tagged as: Electronica, Other, Chillout, Didgeridoo, IDM, Psychedelic trance, World Electronic

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