you are reading a review for the album "Fhilo - Destructive Restoration" for the www.creativecommons.ca web page; you are now listening to the album; you are slowly becoming the album as you listen to it; you are an adroid traversing alternate dimensions; you are a voice that is much too slow to understand; you are Kurt Cobain's voice sampled in a way that likely voids a Creative Commons license (but maybe not); you are voices turned into percussion instruments; you are the child of an 80's video game and a distorted guitar wail; you are playing in the grounds of a serene but slightly disturbing clown; you are being rared into a muddled state of purgatory; you realize that this vibration never really goes very far, like molecules in Brownian motion; you are giving into the electrode resonance, and as you do, you get along much better; you are on a race in a pixelated convertible; you are raising your score as a soundtrack for the cruise; you are on a journey without skids or crashes, but as you cross the finish line, it all goes blank; you are in a den in the old south, with growling chants of incoherence drowning your mind; your ears echo with the cries of enslavement; you are cutting pain with a reeling chainsaw buzz; you are left; you are feeling wounded and healed at the same time; you are breaking to build; you are reading this review from jamendo.com and wondering why it is worded in such a way; you are in on the play because you have visited www.creativecommons.ca; you are finished reading this review;
Jamendo.com, as mentioned earlier, is a great place to download Creative Commons music. One of the neat features of the site is that it allows users to comment on any album and have it show up on a blog. Justin (that's me) has decided to create an account on Jamendo for Creative Commons Canada so that we can blog about new Canadian albums that arise on Jamendo.
The first featured album, Balance, is a compilation created by Fading Ways Records to promote a balance between users and rights holders in copyright law. You can click on the album cover to visit the Jamendo homepage for the album and see what other people have said about it.
Any Canadian Jamendo artist interested in being featured on our blog, or any user interested in blogging Jamendo albums can contact justin )at( creativecommons.ca.