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Primordial Sound Meditation II

from Sounds Of The Occult 2 by Sir Ravana

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Have you ever wondered what the \Big Bang" actually sounded like? Surely , you may be thinking, this is a trick question | didn't it just sound like, well, a really big bang? Surprisingly, perhaps, the answer is \no, not really". As is often the case with Nature, things are not so simple, and a more accurate description would be something like this: a descending scream, building into a deep rasping roar, and ending in a deafening hiss. As if this were not impressive enough, the entire acoustic show is itself the prelude to a wonderful transformation: the highest pitch sounds ultimately spawn the first generation of stars, while the deep bass notes slowly dissolve to become the tapestry of galaxies which now fills all of space. The birth of the Universe, it turns out, had its own primal scream.

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from Sounds Of The Occult 2, released July 1, 2018

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In a sense, electronic music is a vacuum  - the entire damn genre started off as nothing more than a series of electrical inventions which gained popularity after composers applied them to their own cultures. New Delhi-based artist Ravana, named after the antagonist of Valmiki’s epic poem Ramayana, follows in these classics’ footsteps to re-imagine their music. ... more

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