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a symphony for the new milleneumthe seasons

Deus SexMachina

electronic/orchestral works

Flight of theAtom Bee

Electronic music from another dimension.

Translucent songs that made our world newPop Down The Years

This one sums it up, pretty much.

Acoustic version of ”Pop Down The Years.” Found footage.

Pixels: The Art of the iPhone

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by knox on February 23, 2009 · No Comments

Click here: THE BLARG Knox Bronson “The Seasons” – A beautiful and brilliantly mastered four-track instrumental work that bridges the gap between the orchestral and symphonic, and the subtle digital realm of acts like Plastikman. Each track (coming in around the fifteen-minute mark) represents a different season, and Bronson has somehow managed to rip apart [...]

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Bullfrog on “Pop Down The Years”

by knox on October 1, 2008 · No Comments

Knox Bronson is a Bay Area-based singer-songwriter who has used this release as a way of revisiting the 60s and 70s and making a tribute to the old school way of composing and producing. More than that, he’s looking to re-invoke the days when music seemed like the doorway to all things right and beautiful. [...]

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