SHADOW PATTERN - Live At Somewhere LP Ska Weinrobe describes the process in

Weinrobe describes the process in more detail: “Not only does this process allow for a very specific type of sonic experience to come alive

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eventually creating thousands of visionary works that she considered guided by the Theosophical Masters

SHADOW PATTERN - Live At Somewhere LP Ska Weinrobe describes the process in"I call it the Shadow Pattern Vignette. A fragmentary and pleasingly non discriminatory exercise in audio capture which, when sequenced, compiled or arranged alongside other such vignettes, leads to the finished work of Nate Ivancos Shadow Pattern. You can reach into the hermetic depths of his Hamilton Tapes micro label, recent transatlantic appearances via Infant Tree, Chocolate Monk or adhuman, or indeed, this new LP Live at Somewhere and find the