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30/07/2010 The Endless Seasons

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The Endless Seasons (30 July. 2010)

The Endless Seasons

"The Endless Seasons" is an experimental ambient project by Pascal Savy and Toshikatsu, who worked together on creating music and lacquer incense cases. All tracks have been produced by Pascal Savy, upon conceptual propounding by Toshikatsu and long-distance communication between London and Tokyo. The incense cases have been designed and hand-crafted as a quadtych (series of 4) over a year period. This release explores the concept of Japanese seasons within the realm of imagination, and their instrinsic absence of absolutes.

[ mp3 Download (64MB) ]

01. Watching Dew
02. Sunlit Cloud
03. In Fading Light
04. Colours of White
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05. Endless (bonus track)


"The Endless Seasons" is released either as a free 4-tracks 320mp3 download under CC license or as a paying hi-definition (48kHz/24bit) wav files package from FNR download system. The latter can be purchased on CD from an Australian record shop (contact us for details), and USB memory stick with a natural lacquer incense case @Toshikatsu's shop (4 sets only). The hi-definition version of "The Endless Seasons" comes with a bonus track.

Sample Track
Watching Dew - Pascal Savy by fieldnoiserecords




Contact :
http://www.staticsound.net/ (Pascal Savy)
http://www.dibidibi.net/ankoku/ (Toshikatsu)


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