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- Record Label: Drag City
- Release Date: Apr 25, 2025
- Summary: Ten years after 2015's Automaginary, Natural Information Society and Bitchin Bajas reunite for a second release featuring four tracks of experimental music.
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- Record Label: Drag City
- Genre(s): Experimental, Ambient, Experimental Electronic
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Apr 28, 2025The second chapter in their collaborative work is such a natural progression that it feels simultaneously like a continuation of a single moment and light years ahead of where they started.
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MojoApr 28, 2025It's the vast common ground that they delicately negotiate and improvise in which makes Totality so enthralling, so satisfying. [Jun 2025, p.89]
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The WireApr 29, 2025The signature sounds of each ensemble have been stirred together, so that Cooper Crane’s organ, Dan Quinlivan’s electronics and Lisa Alvarado’s harmonium pulse as one, and synths and woodwinds entwine like multiple species of ivy that have grown together on the same wall. [May 2025, p.58]
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Apr 28, 2025Bitchin Bajas remain flame-keepers of the sphere where Teutonic poise meets new-age fuzzies, but here they act as patient collaborators instead of scene-stealing spacemen. Still, this seven-headed hydra of head music remains a great ambassador of vibes.
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UncutApr 28, 2025Both share an inclination towards the transcendent, and Totality offers further proof they're operating on much the same wavelength. [Jun 2025, p.35]