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	1.	Things Found in a Desk (Open Pieces) 10:00
	2.	Things Found in a Desk (Open Pieces) 10:00
	3.	Things Found in a Desk (Open Pieces) 10:00
	4.	Things Found in a Desk (Open Pieces) 10:00
	5.	Things Found in a Desk (Open Pieces) 10:00
	6.	Bones Grow Flesh (Pulse Pieces) 01:00:00
	7.	Bones Grow Flesh (Pulse Pieces) 10:00
	8.	Bones Grow Flesh (Pulse Pieces) 20:00
	9.	Bones Grow Flesh (Pulse Pieces) 20:00
	10.	Bones Grow Flesh (Pulse Pieces) 20:00
	11.	A Collapse (Membrane Pieces) 10:00
	12.	A Collapse (Membrane Pieces) 10:00
	13.	A Collapse (Membrane Pieces) 10:00
	14.	A Collapse (Membrane Pieces) 10:00
	15.	A Collapse (Membrane Pieces) 10:00
	16.	Sky / Sea (Evolving Pieces) 10:00
	17.	Sky / Sea (Evolving Pieces) 10:00
	18.	Sky / Sea (Evolving Pieces) 10:00
	19.	Sky / Sea (Evolving Pieces) 10:00
	20.	Sky / Sea (Evolving Pieces) 10:00
	21.	Pollen (Small Pieces) 10:00
	22.	Pollen (Small Pieces) 20:00
	23.	Pollen (Small Pieces) 10:00
	24.	Pollen (Small Pieces) 10:00
	25.	To Collapse (Closed Pieces) 10:00
	26.	To Collapse (Closed Pieces) 20:00
	27.	To Collapse (Closed Pieces) 03:20:00

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Open Pieces
The loud ones. Open like a faucet, or the throttle of a car engine.

Pulse Pieces
These use repetition of a single sound with a beginning and an end to create stasis, rather than a continuous sound with no temporal features.

Membrane Pieces
These ones feel to me like the sound has two layers - a membrane on top, and another pushing (seeping?) through it.

Evolving Pieces
These pieces ask how much evolution can really take place in a piece before stasis is no longer perceived.

Small Pieces
A pleasant ending after all this mess.

Closed Pieces
Barely there. Most speakers will not play these tracks at all.

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released March 20, 2019

Brendan Landis - tapes, synths, drum machines, contact mics, post processing

This is Of Plants #32.

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Hey Exit Queens, New York

Hey Exit is Brendan Landis, a composer and performer based in Queens, NY. His work explores themes of animal folklore and symbolism, music as spiritual practice, and contrasting extremes presented as necessary oppposites.

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