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Human Astronomy EP comes just as Sevish moves away to the UK midlands. "I always found my little patch of London to be inspiring. The landscape of the city has coloured my music." Human Astronomy features Sevish's last compositions in London; it is a 'good bye, see you again soon' release. It's also a 'next time we meet I'll have so much to show you' release.
The EP expands on the style from Sevish's last album Golden Hour: alternate-universe harmonies and big scatterbrained beats.
Human Astronomy in mp3 (35 MB zipped)
Human Astronomy in ogg (30 MB zipped)
Human Astronomy in flac (140 MB zipped)
Or download tracks individually at archive.org
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Human Astronomy by Sevish is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 UK: England & Wales License.
You are free to copy, distribute, display, and perform the work, and to make derivative works, under the following conditions:
The following information is provided for all the microtonal heads who want to nerd it out while listening.
| Track # | Track Name | Tuning Used | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Human Astronomy | Carlos Beta | |
| 2 | Enterprise | 20-tet | Blackwood decatonic scale |
| 3 | Ambrosia | 22-tet | |
| 4 | Movement | Carlos Beta & 22-tet & 12-tet & a just MOS based on 11/8 and 3/1 | 3 microtonal tunings (plus 12-tet piano) used in combination |
| 5 | Dreaming Enhasa | Carlos Beta |
split-notes has open ears. Unsolicited demos are currently being accepted. Email Sean: 
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More info on the demos page.