
DEATH: WATER & WIND — Musak Without Tares
By Gemini CoolLength1h 35m
About this audiobook
DEATH: WATER & WIND is the first essay of MUSAK WITHOUT TARES, by ALICE — THE GREAT BEATS 808.
The title's "tares" has three meanings: tears, the weeds burned at harvest, and the grocer's tare weight. Musak without tares is the net weight of music. The essay closes with a P.S. giving a drum pattern you can actually program.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction
Length1 hr 35 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateMar 14, 2020
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1A WORD BEFORE THE DOWNBEAT
110THE REST
2SIDE A — WATER
12SIDE B — WIND
3STEP 01The Glass and the Solvent
13STEP 09The Gasping Herd
4STEP 02The Lustral Water
14STEP 10The Dagger in the East
5STEP 03The Chalice That Waits
15STEP 11The Storm of the Unstilled Mind
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6STEP 04Binah, the Great Sea
16STEP 12Yetzirah, the Formative Wind
7STEP 05Solve
17STEP 13The Tyrant Servant
8STEP 06Mem and the Hanged Man
18STEP 14Aleph and the Fool
9STEP 07The Refusal to Drown
19STEP 15Prana and the Word
10STEP 08The Cup of Babalon
20STEP 16The Yellow Pentagram