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Split with DS Miller Cassette [Dynamo Sound Collective - 2009]

by Hunted Creatures

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From a split C20 cassette with d/s/miller on Dynamo Sound Collective.

"...Hunted Creatures steps up to the plate with 'Ode To Spunky (Saved)' on the first side, and he does not disappoint. Over the course of ten minutes, Emmett displays a broad sonic range, beginning with a portentous introduction conjuring some dark locker room horror scene with deep wavering tones and a distant bagpipe-like sound before churning into twisting synth strands. It all seems to be coming to a head before it quits and is replaced by some lovely somber organ drones. Before long, it quickly morphs again and it seems like the ten minutes has flown by. Emmett deftly shifts moods by masterfully overlapping disparate sounds to form a cohesive whole." --- Foxy Digitalis

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released January 1, 2010
Written and performed by Ryan Emmett

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Hunted Creatures Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hunted Creatures is an experimental music/sound act from Pittsburgh, PA with Ryan Emmett, Micah Pacileo and Jeremy Yamma currently at it's nebulous center.

Various labels have released material including: Dynamo Sound Collective, 905 Tapes, 800 Wild!, Different Lands, New American Folk Hero and Crippled Sound Records.

Pacileo and Emmett are also in the group White Reeves. ... more

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