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Track Listing. Stick to Modeling. Sipping Snake Blood Wine. For Earshot NYC. Red Sunshine. Ultra Vivid. Genre Electronic Rap. You will regret it. Just trust me on this… paint a crescent moon into the mural, if you even want a moon, and paint it no larger than a DVD disc.

OK, so there is another option that has nothing to do with painting or putting up sticker stars… but it involves drilling holes and running wires to make a Fiber optic star ceiling. If this is something you want to look into, then here is an article that goes into the pros and cons of a painted versus fiber optic star ceiling. Hopefully, something in here will get you motivated to get a star ceiling up on one or more of your ceilings. If I missed something in this little article, please shoot me an email and ask, or offer suggestions.

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Required fields are marked. No Quick-and-Easy Shortcuts. Share this. Share 0. Pin 0. Reversing samples so that the bass sounds warped and inside out is another theme: "Retrospect" is almost entirely comprised of them, and the listener is left wondering what the track would sound like if it were actually played backwards. But, for the most part, Caural ensures that the album is both interesting and enjoyable, and he rarely sacrifices the listener's pleasure to his various conceits. With its infectious Spanish guitar, laser-like samples, and clear, uncluttered beat, "Red Sunshine" is one of the loveliest and most listenable instrumental tracks of the year.

And the organic, airy quality of "Ultra Vivid" makes it a leading contender for outside nighttime sex jam of the summer. While it doesn't successfully translate into a prosaic form, on "For Earsnot NYC" Caural successfully brings the background noises i.

While most of the song is comprised of noises that barely register on the EQ, Caural drops sound altogether for much of the last two tracks and uses the breaks and silences to develop a musical narrative.