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The Quality of Light

from In The Lonely by drummis

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Moment 150: The Quality of Light

Something feral with the quality of light down in here. It gets dark too early now, at five pm, then earlier, and you’re driving home on lonely country roads, black asphalt lit up like dusk, the side of the road glaring past, only allusions to the rest of the world. Or at work, there’s that little anteroom between the hallway and the bathroom, and when the two doors close you off from either side, there is this sudden urgent blood and bones wakefulness. Or back in high school, in that always-dark hall that connected all the art rooms, there, too, something came alive deep down in the underness of your skull. What is that? You think of stalking your new crush through a darkened apartment. Some primal, greedy lizard brain thing. Like you want to eat the world. Yes. Something feral with the quality of the light.

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from In The Lonely, released July 9, 2015

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drummIs is an improvisational electronic musician. Most of what you hear on this site is played live in one track. Tools include the trapKAT MIDI controller, TD-5 drum brain, electric bass guitar, the RC-50 Looper, ME-25 effects, guitars, an iPad with too many apps, and a squeaky octopus. Located in upstate New York, he goes by Kurt Reymers, and is otherwise occupied as a professor of sociology. ... more

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