79.5 - 79.5 Release:79.5 Razor-N-Tape Reserve Petersen's Third Symphony in C

Petersen's Third Symphony in C sharp minor received it's premiere in 1934 under the baton of Karl Friderich in Darmstadt

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though for brief stretches becoming stacked and maximal - most notably towards the end of 14-minute album opener "Splitting Light" when an ever-refracted sequencer pattern inexorably develops towards throbbing cadence and multi-layered intertwining melodies

Jon Radford and engineer/producer Brook Sutton

79.5 - 79.5 Release:79.5 Razor-N-Tape Reserve Petersen's Third Symphony in C79. 5 is the sound of New York City. The Brooklyn based band has announced their forthcoming self titled album on Razor N Tape. Soulful and psychedelic, the new collection's masterful melodies may be hard to categorize, from 70's underground disco to acid jazz to sugary sweet pop. It's very existence is a protest of the old boy's club in the music industry. And, a personal triumph against all odds, while illuminating the most beautiful collaboration