http://www.decomposure.com/whatsup.phpThe sitewide RSS feed from Decomposure.comen-usWed, 27 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMTWed, 27 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rssDecomposure.comwebmaster@decomposure.comwebmaster@decomposure.comhttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650Wed, 27 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=652Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650Wow the internets are hard. Here is my comment not entirely in the name field: Wow Great News! I already have the money burning a whole in my pocket.Wed, 27 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=653Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650Awesome! When's Vertical Lines B coming out? =] [Decomposure Answer: Probably late 2009/early 2010.]Wed, 27 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=654Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=1Yes, it's true: 'Humidity Patient Guide', a brand new EP from Decomposure (are you allowed to call 50 minute albums EPs?) will be arriving September 30, 2008. He's putting the finishing touches on it now. More information to come, likely on a newly redesigned website, because Decomposure frankly kind of hates this one.Mon, 25 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=650Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=1Because Decomposure is so unbearably social all the times and loves to network, he's up on Twitter now: twitter.com/decomposure. He has to admit that it's much easier to do than blogging.Sun, 24 Aug 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=651http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=651Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=644you lie. its shitty. tim.Tue, 01 Jul 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=644http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=649Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=237The problem is that i don't even know where to begin asking. i could go with the question of the significance of the repetition of the first and last stanza, i could ask the generic 'what sound source did you use omg', i could even ask why the first bit sounds so poppy, but i almost feel like i don't know enough about music itself to know if these are the right things to be pursuing. i just am quite mesmerized by your music, and this song in particular carried me through a few tough weeks, and i guess i'd like to know why.Sat, 19 Apr 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=237http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=647Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=238a) you sure do love words and b) i sure do love your manipulation of language here. i guess this isn't too thought-provoking and would be tough to really elaborate on, but why such (delightfully) dense language here?Sat, 19 Apr 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=238http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=648Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=631Glad to see Elephant Gun. Such a good song.Mon, 07 Apr 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=631http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=646Decomposure Web 3.0http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=385'October 28, 2005 is a day that Caleb Mueller won't soon forget. Using 23 hour-long cassette tapes, the 24-year-old graphic artist behind Decomposure recorded his daily activities. During the course of the following year, he digitized, cut and compacted the sounds from each hour into separate songs, creating complex beatscapes (not unlike Kid A-era Radiohead), while allowing his vocals to float in and out of the mix with the lucidity of dream states. The first half of the day comprises Decomposure's third album, Vertical Lines A, an abstract and philosophical portrayal of the way sounds subtly shape our lives, like an audio interpretation of Don DeLillo's White Noise. 'What I love about field recordings as that they're so deep in sound,' says Mueller, who's currently working on the remainder of the evening, Vertical Lines B. 'There are so many different layers of sound that you can't possibly process them all in real time. That's the funny thing about going back and listening to your past repeatedly. It gives it a larger than life quality.'Fri, 21 Mar 2008 01:00:00 GMThttp://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=637http://www.decomposure.com/page.php?indexkey=637Decomposure Web 3.0