September, by Jakob Skott, Rasmus Rasmussen, Jonas Munk (CD single on Benbecula)

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	Format:	CD single
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What you say No-one has reviewed September by Jakob Skott, Rasmus Rasmussen, Jonas Munk yet. Give us your opinion on September by Jakob Skott, Rasmus Rasmussen, Jonas Munk. What the label says: Limited edition (500) CD in Benbecula's 'Minerals Series' with beautiful bespoke packaging and inserts. Benbecula present this unique collaborative work from Jakob Skøtt (Syntaks), Jonas Munk (Manual) and Rasmus Rasmussen (Aerosol) from the experimental Phono Festival in Odense. Stylistically different from what they would normally do, relying on repetition and improvisation rather than compositional movement, 'September' resembles cosmic German music from the 1970s, such as Tangerine Dream or Harmonia, and early classical minimalism such as Terry Riley's most free-form works - with only faint glimpses of shoegaze and modern electronica.  Free-flowing and raw, this is the result of three talented musicians out on a limb, occasionally reaching glorious heights.

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About the humble CD single:

Another digital format and even though they can hold 80 minutes of information (like a CD album would) record companies only fill up a small portion of the disc. Sometimes only 1 or 2 tracks on there totalling 5 minutes or so. It's like going to a restaurant and getting a plate of food with 2 green beans on and wondering where the rest of your meal is. Sometimes they're lovingly packaged though and when the music is good then you're into a winner. Also you get videos on there sometimes which you can watch on your computer. That is excellent.

They even checked their logs to see if they could find a trace of it but nothing came out...