V/a Kalila wa Dimna (liquidfrequency.com)

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Kalila wa Dimna

 

Years after the knowledge of the immortals was translated by Borzuy there emerged a text in the form of fables that spread across the new world. What first seemed like simple childlike stories of animals, fractalled into the minds of generations reflecting the secrets of conscious existence.

 

The chapters unfold and the translation comes to life. These are sonic tales written by those from the land of its origin, India.

 

The long awaited soundwaves reach us during a moment of an epic cosmic configuration.

 

21st December 2010 11:38 pm UTC.

 

Winter Solstice 2010 coincides with a full lunar eclipse in the west, the first one since 1638 and the last one that we currently know of.

 

:::Kalila Wa Dimna - compiled by LiquidNoize::

 

Fuzulu - Kharaki - 145 BPM

 

BloodClot – Multiverse - 148 BPM

 

Silent Horror – Kalilax - 150 BPM

 

Farebi Jalebi – Anasazi - 150 BPM

 

Braindrop – Sample Based Bug - 152 BPM

 

LiquidNoize – Weeping Willow - 148 BPM

 

Hydropanic - Apocalyptic Vision - 150 BPM

 

Triamera – Kaha (Silent Horror Rmx) - 154 BPM

 

Devic - Naruto - 154 BPM

 

Cacofonix & Alien Trancesistor - Vantara Vichitra - 152 BPM

 

 

Mastered by Monno @ Bimmelim Soundlabs

Paintings by Arnab Basu

Photos + Digital Design by Yidam

Released in 2010 by Liquidfrequency.com under a Creative Commons Attribution-

NonCommercial-NoDerivs 2.5 India

 

 

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http://soundcloud.com/kalila/kalila-wa-dimna-sample-preview

 

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Kalila wa Dimna is now on Ektoplazm.

 

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Kalila wa Dimna on Ektoplazm

 

 

We know a lot of people on this forum might not be inclined towards the heavy psychedelic sound but a lot of work and love

has gone into making this one possible. It's a high quality release that well deserves to be in print but we decided to

give it out for free to promote the vibrant sound of the Indian underground, so give it a go!