Automatic Fields “Casualties of Our Daydreams”

"Casualties of Our Daydreams" unearths a series of lost melodies that blur into technicolor static. The first recorded music I've released in almost a year, and the first full album in two years, this new collection of sounds from my Automatic Fields monicker is a return to explorations of Plunderphonics and collage music with undercurrents of Shoegaze weaved into dense sonic waves. "Casualties of Our Daydreams" explores more expansive sonic terrain.

Inspired in part by Jon Hassell's work with Brian Eno on the "Fourth World” albums, as well as composers like Steve Reich and Ryuichi Sakamoto, I recorded "Casualties of Our Daydreams" in frenetic burst of creative energy.

Tracklist:

  1. Light Collapse

  2. Viewing Fragmented Maps From Above

  3. Abandoned Melodies

  4. Mind Flight

  5. Mirrored Halls

  6. Last Night We Dreamt Of Our Antechamber

  7. Doppelgänger

  8. Amnesia Break

  9. Smeared Green Haze

  10. Scenes From Distant Zones

Along with these new sounds, I created a series of photographs as a sort of visual reference to the album.

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