tracks

Woe Is The Transgression I
Behind The Bank
Eyeballs
Betrayed In The Octagon
Woe Is The Transgression II
Parallel Minds
Laser To Laser
Ships Without Meaning
Terminator Lake
Transmat Memories
A Pact Between Strangers
When I Get Back From New York
Computer Vision
Format & Journey North
Zones Without People
Learning To Control Myself
Disconnecting Entirely
Emil Cioran
Hyperdawn
Lovergirls Precinct
I Know It's Taking Pictures From Another Plane (Inside Your Sun)
Blue Drive
The Trouble With Being Born
Sand Partina
Months
Physical Memory
Grief And Repetition
Russian Mind
Time Decanted
Immanence
Melancholy Descriptions Of Simple 3D Environments
Memory Vague
KGB Nights

notes

Disc One:
Tracks 01-07 originally released on CS, Deception Island, 2007; Subsequently released on LP in an edition of 300 copies by No Fun Productions, March 2009. Recorded in Massachusetts between 2004 and 2007.
Track 08 originally released on Ruined Lives CS, Young Tapes, 2008.
Tracks 09-10 originally released on Transmat Memories CS, Taped Sounds, 2008.
Tracks 11-12 originally released on A Pact Between Strangers CDR, Gneiss Things, 2008.

Disc Two:
Tracks 01-07 originally released on LP in two editions of 500 by Arbor, August 2009.
Track 08 originally released on a Untitled CS, Arbor, 2009.
Track 09 originally released on Young Beidnahga CDR, Ruralfaune, 2009.
Track 10 originally released on KGB Nights / Blue Drive CS, Catholic Tapes, 2009.
Track 11 recorded live at Issue Project Room, April 21, 2009. Originally released on Scenes With Curved Objects CS, Utmarken, 2009.
Track 12 originally released on a Split CS, NNA Tapes, 2009.

Disc Three:
Tracks 01-06 originally released on LP in an edition of 500 by No Fun Productions, November 2009.
Track 07 aired on Rare Frequency, WZBC 90.3 FM on July 23, 2009. Originally released on Scenes With Curved Objects CS, Utmarken, 2009.
Track 08 originally released on a Split CS, NNA Tapes, 2009.
Track 09 originally released on KGB Nights / Blue Drive CS, Catholic Tapes, 2009.

Packaged in a six-panel digipak with slipcase. Disc One:
Tracks 01-07 originally released on CS, Deception Island, 2007; Subsequently released on LP in an edition of 300 copies by No Fun Productions, March 2009. Recorded in Massachusetts between 2004 and 2007.
Track 08 originally released on Ruined Lives CS, Young Tapes, 2008.
Tracks 09-10 originally released on Transmat Memories CS, Taped Sounds, 2008.
Tracks 11-12 originally released on A Pact Between Strangers CDR, Gneiss Things, 2008.

Disc Two:
Tracks 01-07 originally released on LP in two editions of 500 by Arbor, August 2009.
Track 08 originally released on a Untitled CS, Arbor, 2009.
Track 09 originally released on Young Beidnahga CDR, Ruralfaune, 2009.
Track 10 originally released on KGB Nights / Blue Drive CS, Catholic Tapes, 2009.
Track 11 recorded live at Issue Project Room, April 21, 2009. Originally released on Scenes With Curved Objects CS, Utmarken, 2009.
Track 12 originally released on a Split CS, NNA Tapes, 2009.

Disc Three:
Tracks 01-06 originally released on LP in an edition of 500 by No Fun Productions, November 2009.
Track 07 aired on Rare Frequency, WZBC 90.3 FM on July 23, 2009. Originally released on Scenes With Curved Objects CS, Utmarken, 2009.
Track 08 originally released on a Split CS, NNA Tapes, 2009.
Track 09 originally released on KGB Nights / Blue Drive CS, Catholic Tapes, 2009.

Packaged in a six-panel digipak with slipcase.

credits

Art Direction – Daniel Lopatin, Jesper Eklow
Artwork [Logo] – Jon Vermilyea
Design – Rob Carmichael (2)
Mastered By – James Plotkin, Paul Gold
Music By – Daniel Lopatin
Art Direction – Daniel Lopatin, Jesper Eklow
Artwork [Logo] – Jon Vermilyea
Design – Rob Carmichael (2)
Mastered By – James Plotkin, Paul Gold
Music By – Daniel Lopatin

companies

Phonographic Copyright (p) – Software (2)
Copyright (c) – Software (2)
Licensed To – Kemado Records, Inc.
Licensed To – Mexican Summer
Phonographic Copyright (p) – Software Recording Company
Copyright (c) – Software Recording Company
Licensed To – Kemado Records, Inc.
Licensed To – Mexican Summer

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