Up and Down by Glen Bledsoe Glen Bledsoe : Up and Down.
 Experimental rapid-fire electronic compositions.

Somehow detailed and minimal at same time, the esoteric synth compositions of Up And Down are often just single lines of delicately rapid fire sonic happenings. As you listen they become miniature, ultra-modern worlds of their own. An eccentric, uniquely intimiate foray into the future.
Songs:

1. Vernal Equinox
2. South Falls
3. Invention No. 1
4. Invention No. 2
5. Invention No. 3
6. Tango Cacafuego
7. Up and Down
8. Driftwood Surf Sand
9. Rumination
10. Fare Thee Well

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Release date: 12/4/2005
Glen Bledsoe lives in Oregon USA

Tagged as: Electronica, Experimental, Experimental Electronic

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