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Unearthed Music has release a surreal live performance from Ephemeral Structures, an experimental trio including Kyle Herskovits(DJ Zen Rock),  John C.S. Keston and myself. We played an eighty minute set the night of March 26, 2004 for an intimate audience at Metro State University. I had a good time mindfully cleaning up the audio and mixing it down to a more listenable forty-five minute, nine song album. There were spots that were just too hot, distorted or had some extraneous weird electrical anomalies from living inside a MiniDisc (in my basement) for a decade and a half. Excerpt Three is one of the shortest pieces from the album that features a nice little Turntable and bass conversation.


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