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<\/a><\/figure>\n<\/div>\nROD MODELL \u2013 MUSIC FOR BUS STATIONS<\/a><\/em><\/strong><\/h3>\nAnyone who ever travels by public transport knows the feeling you get when you just miss the bus or train and have to wait for the next one. And how it raises your blood pressure, not just from running trying to catch the one that just left, but also from irritation.
With this release, you can comfortably retreat into the audio bubble that Rod Modell<\/em><\/strong> (also known as DeepChord, Echospace, Waveform Transmission, and more) creates for you.<\/p>\nIt is called \u2018\u2026 for bus stations\u2019<\/em>, because the inspiration came from avant-garde bus station designs such as Domitianus Arquitectura<\/a>\u2018s station in Rio Maior, Portugal; Bluck & Morgen\u2019s Busbahnhof Poppenbuttel<\/a> in Hamburg, Germany; and Metaraum Architect\u2019s bus station in Pzorzheim<\/a>, Germany (that\u2019s the one on the cover).
But the 62-minute \u2018generative backdrop, designed to enhance space and portray a mod of progressiveness, grandeur, and ethereal calm\u2019<\/em> is not just suitable for bus stations, but for virtually any place where you have to wait for a longer time.
Except for airports, for obvious reasons. (And toilets<\/a>, for less obvious reasons).<\/p>\nMentioning the 62 minutes refers to the continuous CD-mix (now sold out). But in fact, the composition is made of four parts, subtly different but without touching the delicate atmosphere. These four parts were spread out over 2 vinyl albums that are (you guessed it) also sold out already.
But there\u2019s still the download of course \u2013 and if you\u2019re listening to this music while waiting for your transport to arrive, you\u2019ll probably listen to it on a portable device anyway. <\/p>\n
With this release, you can comfortably retreat into the audio bubble that Rod Modell<\/em><\/strong> (also known as DeepChord, Echospace, Waveform Transmission, and more) creates for you.<\/p>\n
It is called \u2018\u2026 for bus stations\u2019<\/em>, because the inspiration came from avant-garde bus station designs such as Domitianus Arquitectura<\/a>\u2018s station in Rio Maior, Portugal; Bluck & Morgen\u2019s Busbahnhof Poppenbuttel<\/a> in Hamburg, Germany; and Metaraum Architect\u2019s bus station in Pzorzheim<\/a>, Germany (that\u2019s the one on the cover). Mentioning the 62 minutes refers to the continuous CD-mix (now sold out). But in fact, the composition is made of four parts, subtly different but without touching the delicate atmosphere. These four parts were spread out over 2 vinyl albums that are (you guessed it) also sold out already.
But the 62-minute \u2018generative backdrop, designed to enhance space and portray a mod of progressiveness, grandeur, and ethereal calm\u2019<\/em> is not just suitable for bus stations, but for virtually any place where you have to wait for a longer time.
Except for airports, for obvious reasons. (And toilets<\/a>, for less obvious reasons).<\/p>\n
But there\u2019s still the download of course \u2013 and if you\u2019re listening to this music while waiting for your transport to arrive, you\u2019ll probably listen to it on a portable device anyway. <\/p>\n