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About this album
Tryad is one of the world's first 'virtual bands.'
Born of Creative Commons and opsound.org, the members of Tryad :: vavrek, arna, rjmarshall, John Holowach, and emma meet and create music entirely over the internet.
During 2005, for over nine months they collaborated, all without having ever spoken to each other (only e-mailed), and produced a strikingly original work.
Combining elements of trip-hop, alt. rock, classical instrumentation, and electronica, Public Domain breaks the mold of what you'd expect.
From the hard-thumping bass, drums, and chorus of "The Final Rewind," to the mellow, drifting sixties beat of "Peace On Earth (Same Place)," to the stinging madness of "Dance of the Urbanite," there's something here for everyone to appreciate.
Bands and artists like Portishead, Depeche Mode, Rob Dougan, The Beatles, Moby, Massive Attack, and many others mish-mash together in this profound audio journey...
Reviews for "Public Domain"
379 reviews
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• 4/28/06 6:27 PM
jungle urbaine
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/23/06 12:07 AM
Des ballades rétro-pop planantes et énormes (peace on earth)
des trips drum'n'hop bien méchants (beat into submission)...
Une ambiance "métro londonien", des passages lourds, sombres, grésillants, angoissants, mais très nobles (Dance of the Urbanite)
du son découpé au cutter, une utilisation intelligente et discrète des machines, et puis il y a The Final Rewind...
un must.
à écouter sans modération
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 8/9/07 12:27 PM
on doit le faire découvrir à tous ses potes !!!!
Hmm
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/19/08 12:48 AM
Dance of the Urbanite nie jest czasem z jakieś gry czy filmu? Strasznie znajome, na pewno gdzieś to już słyszałem.
No a tak w ogóle, great album :)
excellent
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/19/06 12:45 AM
rien à dire
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• 6/11/06 10:20 PM
High Quality!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 12/18/09 3:30 PM
Hohe musikalische Intensivität gepaart mit Sensibilität!
Klasse!
Rare et exceptionnel
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/3/06 8:25 PM
Tout simplement l'album le plus réussi que j'ai écouté sur Jamendo jusqu'à présent (et j'en ai écouté beaucoup !). Diversité et maîtrise sont les maîtres mots de cet album que je recommande chaudement. Tous ceux qui ont deux oreilles et une âme ne pourront qu'apprécier.
Yes!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 10/18/06 9:58 AM
try^d nehmen die DNS eines Stückes, vermengen sie mit der DNS eines zweiten Stückes und kreieren somit ein neues drittes Stück. Ganz so einfach ist die Formel nicht, es sind nicht immer nur zwei Stücke, schließlich stehen ja auch ungezählte Stücke zur Verfügung. Ob das illegal ist oder nicht? -- Spielt doch keine Rolle, sind doch Independent Artists, die dürfen das, die dürfen alles -- so die Aussage des Intros. Und ich als Hörer bin Independent Listener, also was soll's.
Rechtlich gesehen also ein ziemlich mutiges Projekt, musikalisch gesehen sehr hörbar, mir persönlich ein bisschen zu poppig -- liegt das nun an try^d oder an der DNS? Selbstredend an try^d. Manchmal laufen die Loops kurzzeitig in verschiedenen Tempi und man hört die Artefakte des Resamplings, aber insgesamt ist dies trotzdem: Sampling auf extrem hohen Niveau.
Commercial music, lick dirt!
Report this review (spam, insults, etc.)• 4/19/08 6:26 AM
I was afraid. That's right! I was afraid that this album might dissapoint me just like the multi-starrer movie 'Oceans's Twelve' did 4 yrs ago, like the surprise defeat of 'Indian cricket team' in the early rounds of the 2007 'World Cup', like the defeat of 'Roger Federer' by the hands of 'Novak Djokovic' in the 'Australian Open' tennis tournament earlier this year.......
I was the 27000th user who downloaded this incredible masterpiece. An extensive and creative hardwork done by the artist via internet and that too so flawless!
My 'Tryad' journey starts with this album 'Public Domain'. So much has been written about this album --- 'Public & Perfect Domain', 'Not so bad' etc. In my view, any fan of 'classical pop' music will find this album very smooth and great on ears. All the tracks are laden with various 'ambient' sounds mixed with the finest quality 'industrial' & 'rock' music. The vocals are full of emotions and energy. If you concentrate only on listening this album, which I think is an hour long, you will find yourself sitting in a movie theatre relishing a 'thriller' movie.
Almost all the 17 tracks impressed me. But the 'cream' of this album are: 'The Final Rewind', 'Our Lives Change', 'Peace on Earth' (I get goosebumps listening to it on full volume :-P), 'Dance of the Urbanite' (Amazingly realistic!), 'Beat Into Submission', 'Witness' & 'Seduction'.
Overall a 'lovely' and 'perfect' musically 'entertaining' and 'engrossing' journey!
10/10
msd
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