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	• Eyelid/Fetish eNuminous & Archimedes invisible caterpillar media, 2005 average customer review:based on 1 review view larger image
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eNuminous & Archimedes are strange, but I love 'em!

Formed a few years ago, eNuminous & Archimedes have been recording music and tonal poem abstract sound stuff for quite a while, in two different studios in Sacramento. The sound-collage and spoken word electronic effect music is quite different, and is perfect for people who like strong dissonance and unusual lyrics. The creator of e & N, Matthew, is a pure artist, and as such has put this album, and two others, out there to be listened to and regarded as the artistic statement about the state of the current music establishment such as it is.

eNuminous & Archimedes is a musical project by Matthew Chenoweth Wright (ASCAP) with original lyrical and prose poetry woven together with electronic landscapes to achieve an art of sythesis and vision, recorded in 2005 and 2006 in sessions at invisible caterpillar media's studios in Sacramento, CA. "Eyelid/Fetish" and "Citi Zen One" are the first two albums from this "virtual group" which consist of nothing more than Matthew, his trusty computer, a Gateway Pentium III monikered Archimedes, and a variety of softwares and microphones and musical instruments. This music is the creation of the moment, a preformance art, mixed down and honed into a refined product; eNuminous doesn't keep any of the parts that go into the whole; after the mold is in dis-use, it is then smashed. Imagine a mad scientist dabbling in Graphic Design, Magic, Music, Art, and Poetry, and also keeping cats, creating strange and wonderful things in his secret laboratory in Sacramento. At the time of this writing, his album of music, "Eyelid/Fetish" has been on no charts that he is aware of, and his friends ask him to stop playing it. Parts of it are definately not for most human ears, which is the point. Art isn't always nice. Dissonant nontemporality is sometimes the key to the awakening of new ways of looking at sound.

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