Maybe You Can Live On The Moon In Next Century

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#		Title	Length
1		lawn	4:22	Play
2		brasilienne	1:28	Play
3		tortellini	3:30	Play
4		toga	3:50	Play
5		tsela	3:08	Play
6		prevo	2:11	Play
7		10k	4:21	Play
8		trepan	5:39	Play
9		hisatsinom	2:32	Play
10		mt	4:19	Play
11		interlunis	3:01	Play
12		spaget	3:52	Play
13		centrifugue	1:50	Play
14		valentime	4:32	Play
15		tokkotai	3:49	Play

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Description

Zonder cohesively blends a wide range of influences and styles. Robin Eckman’s explosive drumming, Michael Shiono’s adept bass playing, and Rus Archer’s sonic juggling combine to create an absurd stream-of-consciousness sci-fi music experience. Characterized by dissonance, odd time signatures, long, unusual melodies, and a polyrhythmic, polytonal approach, Zonder do not play average rock – although fans of heavy guitar and driving beats will find plenty to like. Where other eclectic bands often use a pastiche approach to styles such as punk, jazz, metal, world-music, and electronics, Zonder simultaneously merges all these influences and more for an all-out sonic assault. The fiery result impresses listeners variously as “music for traveling through space,” “extreme attention deficit disorder,” and a remarkable exercise in musical mnemonics.