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ATL 021CD
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"The Oscillation's continuing journey into the center of the mind and beyond shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. Indeed, new album Untold Futures is less a consolidation of all that one's come to love and expect from the cosmic explorers and more a leap forward into an upcoming reality. Redefining the possibilities of altered states through audio stimulation, Untold Futures finds The Oscillation at their most daring and breathtaking. A multi-layered assault on the senses, this is an unexpurgated experience for the seasoned connoisseur and unspoiled novice alike. Revelatory in its brilliance and an intersection between the individual self and the collective unconscious, this is music to fuel the inner technology of the mind. So load up to the brim and give it up to Untold Futures. Veering between krautrock edginess, droning medicated tones and noise-driven, no-wave fuzz, The Oscillation recalls the music of Neu!, Tangerine Dream, and Loop interpreted with an eye on PiL's dubbed-out punk funk, Miles Davis's experimentalism and Spacemen 3's strung-out blues rock. Beginning in 2007, when DC Recordings released the debut Out Of Phase, they have released many albums and EPs, both self-released and with labels (Fuzz Club, Hands In The Dark and Cardinal Fuzz)."
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ATL 021LP
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LP version. "The Oscillation's continuing journey into the center of the mind and beyond shows absolutely no signs of slowing down. Indeed, new album Untold Futures is less a consolidation of all that one's come to love and expect from the cosmic explorers and more a leap forward into an upcoming reality. Redefining the possibilities of altered states through audio stimulation, Untold Futures finds The Oscillation at their most daring and breathtaking. A multi-layered assault on the senses, this is an unexpurgated experience for the seasoned connoisseur and unspoiled novice alike. Revelatory in its brilliance and an intersection between the individual self and the collective unconscious, this is music to fuel the inner technology of the mind. So load up to the brim and give it up to Untold Futures. Veering between krautrock edginess, droning medicated tones and noise-driven, no-wave fuzz, The Oscillation recalls the music of Neu!, Tangerine Dream, and Loop interpreted with an eye on PiL's dubbed-out punk funk, Miles Davis's experimentalism and Spacemen 3's strung-out blues rock. Beginning in 2007, when DC Recordings released the debut Out Of Phase, they have released many albums and EPs, both self-released and with labels (Fuzz Club, Hands In The Dark and Cardinal Fuzz)."
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