The first part of a two-volume album , this is an experimental fusion between gritty blues rock with modern electronic sounds. Each song is lazer focused on a specific feeling to allow the listener the possiblity to enjoy a full range of feelings from energied to relaxed, happy to anxious, and everything in between. Many songs feature classic blues guitar tones pushed to the edge with electronic drums and production while other songs in the set enjoy a purely simplistic electronic vibe.

To fully understand the results of this musical experiment start listening now.

1. Turning of the Tide
2. Rattlesnake March
3. Haunted House
4. Cherokee
5. Dark Matter
6. Sepia Tone Circus
7. Go Getter
8. Epiphany
9. Robot Disco
10. Like Animals
11. Sunny Afternoon
12. Reverse Engineering
13. Building Tension
14. Giant Step
15. Organic Machine
16. Digital Revenge
17. Saving the Princess
18. Beachfront Daydream

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 11/4/2012
Matt Rusin lives in Texas USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Jazz, Alt Rock, Instrumental

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