Tangent, by Monstrum Sepsis

Tangent

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10 expressive tracks with deep grooves, lush electronics, rich organics and orchestral harmonies. This album, while technically still a Monstrum Sepsis title was written, recorded and mixed entirely by Robert P. Wentz as the second installment to the now annual tradition to write as many songs from start to finish as possible in the month of February. Many themes will feel familiar to long-time fans of Monstrum Sepsis while the collection itself transports the listener into fresh new grounds. This album was the lead in point for Robert Wentz's current solo project, waveTangent.

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Primordial Notions Alpha 1997-1998, Primordial Notions Beta 1999-2000, Tangent, Primordial Notions Delta 2000-2003, Primordial Notions Gamma 1996-1999, ProTrackers, waveTangent, Inception, and 3 more. , and , .

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1.	Limitations of Imagination 02:01		buy track
2.	MIC 03:05		buy track
3.	Handling It All 04:22		buy track
4.	Constraints 02:45		buy track
5.	Clarity 03:32		buy track
6.	Integrate 04:50		buy track
7.	Beyond Perspective 03:45		buy track
8.	Chaos Theory 01:38		buy track
9.	Balance 04:00	info	buy track
10.	Rationalize 06:12		buy track

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released March 1, 2011

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Monstrum Sepsis Alameda, California

Monstrum Sepsis is the music project started in late 1996 between Paul J. Karlik and Robert P. Wentz. Both started writing music in the early 90s with four tracks and amiga music trackers. Rob is a classically trained pianist raised with moog synthesizers rattling the windows, while Paul's extensive sampling and audio mangling techniques brings a level of entropy to the mix for a unique experience ... more