2006
Hm...
Five pieces, published five weeks after pt-cc — longer and more patient than its predecessor. The closing track runs almost nine minutes.
Recreated with AI as Ai-Hm....
Tracklist5 · 25 min
- Described by AI from the audioA minimalist electronic instrumental built around a deep E-and-B foundation, repeating keyboard figures and a slow, hypnotic pulse. Piano, electric-piano and synthesizer timbres overlap into an ambiguous drone rather than clearly major or minor harmony, with a patient fade-in and fade-out framing the steady middle.
- Described by AI from the audioA long E-minor piece driven by synthesizer and electronic-organ layers over a deliberate, half-time rhythm. Percussion becomes part of the texture rather than dominating it, and the nearly continuous central plateau eventually gives way to a very long fade, creating a dark, processional atmosphere.
- Described by AI from the audioA compact, comparatively forceful electronic groove centered around G. Low synthesizer and bass-like plucked tones repeat against frequent rhythmic attacks, producing a dense, direct texture with little introductory space and an abrupt ending rather than a fade.
- Described by AI from the audioA minor-key electronic piece with an orchestral cast: synthesizer, percussion and brass- or bowed-string-like layers move over a mid-tempo pulse. Its spectrum is brighter and busier than the surrounding tracks, and subtle changes in density give the otherwise steady arrangement a cinematic, slightly uneasy momentum.
- Described by AI from the audioA nine-minute, keyboard-led electronic composition centered on a broad A sonority. Slow synthesizer figures and sparse instrumental colors accumulate patiently, with the second half becoming noticeably fuller and louder before a measured final release; the scale and gradual development make it feel contemplative and suite-like.
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Notes on music
The inlay is given over to a compiled essay on music — the elements it is made from, why people make it, and a deadpan invented history of the whole business. It opens:
Compiled from the BBC h2g2 and Uncyclopedia articles about music, as credited on the original 2006 inlay — which also pointed readers to kondor.etf.bg.ac.yu/~uskokovic. The full text is legible in the inlay scan above.Music is yet another art-form. It's all about making noise that doesn't displease people.








