Hexadecagon

Octopus Project
Hexadecagon

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Release date: 26/Oct/2010
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Details / Tracklist: 1.1 Fuguefat
1.2 Korakrit
1.3 A Phantasy
1.4 Circling
1.5 Toneloop
1.6 Glass Jungle
1.7 Hallucinists
1.8 Catalog
Number of discs: 1
Extra-Infos: Drums Vs. Drum Machines. Samplers Vs. Guitars.voices
Description:In late 2009, The Octopus Project took time off from touring to write new material and tinker with electronics. In order to achieve their vision for a deeper, more enveloping sonic experience, they needed more than the standard two-channel stereo audio and single projection, and decided to arrange eight speakers in a circle surrounding the audience, who in turn surrounded the band at the center. Overhead were eight synchronized video projections. The performance required an integrated eight-channel audio and eight-channel video system (built by the band themselves), hence the term hexadecagon, the geometrical name for a sixteen-sided object-in this case, a sixteen-sided audiovisual panorama. USA Today ranked the performance one of it's top five shows of SXSW.
No. of tracks: 8
Manufacturer No.: PEEK1220.2
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Grayson Currin - 31/Jan/2011 2 of 5 Stars!
Hexadecagon, the fourth album by Austin instrumentalists the Octopus Project, collects eight pieces the quartet wrote and performed as an art installa...

Paul Caine - 04/Jan/2011 3 of 5 Stars!
Hexadecagon’s first listeners encountered a spectacle. They filed into a circus tent in The Octopus Project’s Austin hometown and took in an extended ...

AUDRA SCHROEDER - 18/Nov/2010 
TOP's fourth full-length finally feels like a real project, complete with extra credit. The local quartet shakes off the neon brain freeze of 2007's H...

Lukas Sherman - 17/Nov/2010 3 of 5 Stars!
It's probably not fair to judge a band based on their name, but my first reaction to Austin quartet the Octopus Project -- before I heard a note of th...

Richard Gehr - 03/Nov/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
A stereo mixdown of an ambitious live show involving 16 separate audio and visual feeds, the Octopus Project's all-instrumental fourth album subjects ...

Erik Stabile - 30/Oct/2010 2 of 5 Stars!
The Octopus Project is what you might listen to while testing the governor in your car. Somewhere around 110 mph, the annoying jerk of an activated go...

E.N. May - 28/Oct/2010 4 of 5 Stars!
The Octopus Project have been ripe with the potential to take off since breaking out of Austin, but it’s been a slow road. The live shows were tight, ...