In Cell Survival, by marc mcnulty

In Cell Survival

by marc mcnulty

supported by

	/

Digital Album
Streaming + Download

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

Purchasable with gift card

$5 USD or more

You own this
Compact Disc (CD) + Digital Album
"Were the Barrons, of Forbidden Planet soundtrack fame, still alive and working today, they might very well sound like Marc McNulty, the musician and sound artist whose explorations of small sonic spaces result in squiggling effects that suggest an otherworldly aura. A characteristically internecine journey through microscopic dank pockets of slomo whirligigs, melting tonal affect, and tantalizing garbles. Which is to say, it sounds both like a modern use of digital audio tools to explore audio objects, and like the special effects from an ancient science fiction film. Tomorrow's music is yesteryear's foley sounds." - Marc Weidenbaum (disquiet.com)

Includes unlimited streaming of In Cell Survival via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.

ships out within 1 day

edition of 500

$6 USD or more

You own this
Full Digital Discography Full Digital Discography

9

releases

Get all 9 marc mcnulty releases available on Bandcamp and save 30%.

Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Hypnagogic Isolation, Microplastic Rain, Tuned Hollow Body, The Last Signals Were Sent, necunoscut, Perceived Light, Photophobia : Cathepsin, Powdered Iron Rods, and 1 more. , and , .

Purchasable with gift card

$29.05 USD or more (30% OFF)

You own this

1.	Brisance 13:05	buy track
2.	Backscatter 22:15	buy track
3.	Quatermass 22:06	buy track

about

"There are three long pieces on this CD, totaling close to an hour. What goes into the chain of signal processing is a bit unclear, but these might perhaps be field recordings. It then is locked into a chain of generative events, slowly changing shape, color and dimension. Although it's hardly 'autopilot' music - it's not an excerpt of an ever lasting, always changing algorithm, but composed by a human, for the time needed. Styllistically McNulty stays close to his older musical principles, that of the highly atmospheric music. In 'Quartermass' this is quite deep, going back to his earliest work, but in 'Brisance' and 'Backscatter' it all seems a bit more reduced, and especially 'Backscatter' reminded me of the current music of Asmus Tietchens, especially if drones et all are reduced further more and high end bleeps and ticks remain. Excellent stuff, with a fine, dramatic build up, come down and moving along barren ice fields and hot deserts. Ambient industrial music in that 'Quartermass', like standing close a steel factory - but not inside the actual factory itself. Great, evocative music. Another most welcome return, and hopefully for a bit longer this time." (Frans deWaard) - VITAL WEEKLY 879.