3x CD

Quad

Album by Omit

Released 1997

ambient electronic experimental

Ratings

Reviews

Wishlists

Tracklist

CD 1: Section One
1
The Cross Fade (The Turning Point to a Cross Fade in a Carpark)
12:29
2
The Outcast (Rejection Enforcement Takes Hold)
3:23
3
The Rut (The Point of Recall Is No Longer the Grasp of Stability as a Result Direction Can Never Be the Same)
7:04
4
Restraint (Point One)
2:00
5
Recess (Point Two)
3:51
6
Release (Point Three) (Myself Beyond the Point as a Real Person in Three Points)
2:15
7
Self‐Separation Through Dislocation (State One)
6:33
8
Self‐Separation Through Dislocation (State Two)
3:38
9
Release of Dislocation (State Three) (Absent Forms Without Any Resentment)
1:02
10
Release of Dislocation (Through Desperation) (State Four) (One Road Leads to Another but Never at the Same Forseeable Way; The Carpark Is a Lie, the Formation of the Release Is a Catch)
3:29
11
The Turning Point (The Cycle Continues in One Direction)
4:43
12
Towards the Centre (Out Across Both Ways Before or After There Is No Difference)
2:01
13
Birth of Fade Out (At 6am on a Sunday Morning)
3:41
14
Remission of Self‐Separation Through Dislocation
1:50
15
Seclusion (Outlook One)
1:45
16
Reclusion (Outlook Two) (From the Walls of Seclusion)
2:06
17
Reference Outside (Outlook Three)
3:30
18
1st Divider (In the State of Three Doors the Bridging of One Thought Direction Is to Remain Yet to Another; To Each Former Outlook, the Perspective Becomes Even More Abstracted Beyond Any Internal Level)
2:58
CD 2: Section Two
1
The State of Change (Hallway to the Kitchen)
3:01
2
2nd Divider (The Divider of the Hall Outside the Foundations of the Kitchen)
2:01
3
8:30pm (On a Saturday Night the Kitchen Aids Remission in the Short Fall Into the Realm of Obscurity, Well Before Any Outside Interference)
3:17
4
The 1st Self‐Less Reflection
5:33
5
9:26pm (Re‐Birth of Self Within the Lifeform of the Kitchen, Forgetting All Past Experienced Cycles)
2:29
6
The 2nd Self‐Less Reflection
6:33
7
Resectioned From Despair (Lost at the Opening From a Location Without Breathing)
3:28
8
The 3rd Self‐Less Reflection (The Breathing of One Extension Now Closes in on Itself, Beyond That Is Nothing)
5:22
9
End‐Dip (Mind Odyssey/State One) (Lost of Any Relation to a Degree of State, the Flow Moves Onwards)
5:10
10
The Act (Mind Odyssey/State Two) (Sub‐Movement Towards the Re‐Enactment Until a Point of Unrecognisable Sickness Overrides and the Premonition Breaks Down as Before Into a Mass of Unresolved Emotions)
8:47
CD 3: Section Three
1
Odyssey to Fade Out (Mind Odyssey/State Three) (Standing From the Back of a Carpark to the Drop Out of All Life; The Systems of Compulsion, One Move Sucks to Another, the Self of Formations as to Point One’s Self in One Major Direction. It Is a Move to Total Inner Selfless Insight; The Meaningless Flow of Movement No One Vehicle Can Be Contained as a Factor to the End Drive of a Carpark. If Any Need Exists Then It Is a Need That Is Compounded. This Passage Can No Longer Be Sustained. Disillusioned by a Growing Emptiness That Invalidates All Past Reference. The Reconnection Now Becomes Impossible to a Point of Moving in or Straightening Out Now Becomes a Dimension of the Same Movement.)
23:08
2
The Fade Out (In the Black State All Direction Is Lost Void to All Extensions Inside the Four Walls of Selfless Contradiction, Closing Down All Aspects of Drive to a Point of Decimation. There Nothing Remains as Relevant.)
10:42
3
Gun‐Down (Objective Aggression With the Aid of a Rifle. The Taking Out of All Meaning, the Breaking of All Self Control.)
5:57
4
Sub‐Fadeback (The Loss of Control Now Takes Over; The Beginning of the Present Out‐State Cannot Continue Onward. There Will Be Only Decay.)
6:11
5
The Lost State (Entropy/Descent Back to the Carpark, as an Intervention to Dissolution. The Beginning of the Lost State Throughout One Long Transgression to Another; There Was No Real Different From One to the Other.)
12:24
6
Egress (Towards Retraction of All Points)
4:06
7
The Final Call (Resectioned Towards the Drive to Cross Fade, Before Absorption.)
6:10