The Next Two Weeks Will Be Crucial

by Nova Lux

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1.	#01 04:52	buy track
2.	#02 03:16	buy track
3.	#07 03:01	buy track
4.	#05 04:11	buy track
5.	#04 03:05	buy track
6.	#06 04:10	buy track

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This was my lockdown coping project. A feeling of uncertainty, improvising new strategies, abandoning them, trying to find a rhythm and sometimes losing all sense of time and purpose. With all plans being cancelled or indefinitely postponed, I aimlessly switched between projects, old or new, but always unfinished, and eventually created some algorithms to compose music instead. Temporal shifts, alternating patterns and unstable rhythmic structures are the recurring themes of this album.

edit: yes the track order is on purpose and there is no #03, it's so conceptual wow

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released July 9, 2021

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