Mazzzes, by Mazes

Mazzzes

by Mazes

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Immediate download of 11-track album in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

You can get track four, Scott Masson's mix of "Things I Threw In the Well", all by itself, if you must...but to get the rest of the songs you gotta download the whole album. I mean, it's free, right?

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1.	Manual Systems (Dana Okon mix) 03:28
2.	Cat State Comity (Jeffrey Thomas mix) 02:40
3.	I Have Laid in the Darkness of Doubt (Pierce Doerr mix) 04:07
4.	Things I Threw in the Well (Scott Masson mix) 03:10	download
5.	Love to Lay (Bright Lights mix) 03:27
6.	Tribal Gamers (Mike Chang mix) 01:25
7.	Renews From Day One (Tim Sandusky's Barry Bonds mix) 02:59
8.	Face Down On Forest Roads (Nick Broste mix) 05:00	download
9.	Heather Kissing Heather On the Dancefloor (Joshua Dumas mix) 03:04
10.	Song for Helen (Pretty Good Dance Moves mix) 03:06
11.	Cold Circular Song For Luke (Devon Torrey Bryant mix) 04:16

about

Mazes' self-titled 2009 debut has received the remix/de-mix treatment from musical friends, fans and family. It's not your grandparent’s remix record. It’s not even a remix record, in the Mazes' hive mind. What began as a thought that their debut record sounded ‘too good’ compared to the lo-fi music that was getting all the media attention, evolved into a typically bizarre conclusion nearly a year later. Mazes gave a bunch of musician/producer friends only the final, stereo mixes of the record and said "do whatever you want". The surprising results range from the aforementioned lo-fi treatment to hard-core avant garde, to blissed-out cut & paste jams and neverywhere inbetween. You may call it a re-contextualization, or a "de-mix", but please do call it 'Mazzzes'.

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released 15 June 2010
Songs taken from the album 'Mazes' (Parasol 2009). Mastered by Tim Sandusky. Cover by Keith Evans.

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Chicago's Mazes (the original Mazes, mind you, not the British wankers who stole the name) have release 2 or 3 albums, depending on who you ask. Mazes is made up of three multi-instrumentalists, Edward & Caroline from The 1900s and their peculiar friend Charles d’Autremont, aided & abetted by bassist Tom Smith (ex-Office and Old Fake), and drummer Pat Cavanaugh. ... more