Diamond Dust
from Azaran Forecast by The Polymusicon
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The winter can be long, but it is always brings varied weather and the sounds of nature take on a new dimension in the bitterly cold air. The dynamics of this icy season are reflected in Diamond Dust.
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from Azaran Forecast,
released August 7, 2022
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The Polymusicon Toronto, Ontario
Mind creates music, and the music creates The Polymusicon - ambient rhythms and sequences that explore time, space and
energy.
Graeme Nattress started the experiment that became The Polymusicon in 2016, with the goal of combining electronic music with creative visualizations.
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Sep 2023 -
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Nov 2019
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