Multi-Surface - Aesthetics of Inequality Triangles (Not Not Fun)

What Your Ears Say & The Cover Looks Like

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What We Say

The shimmering, positively vibrating future of New Age music is here courtesy of Multi-Surface & Not Not Fun, as they dare to  imagine a world in which caring has replaced capitalism; abundant marine life frolicking in unpolluted waters and where disused petrochemical infrastructure is climbed to get a view over the reforested wildernesses.

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What The Release Notes Say

Yamaguchi electronic landscaper Tomokazu Fujimoto aka Multi-Surface returns from an eight-year hiatus with a slow-blooming suite of radiant terrains and looping lullabies, named for a geometric technique utilized in Japanese gardening: Aesthetics of Inequality Triangles. Prior tapes for Lillerne and Patient Sounds explored parallel spheres of smeared tranquility, but his recent work skews even more sun-flared and crystalline, percolating patterns of texture, melody, and circuitry into states of suspended transience. The album’s 10 tracks lull, unspool, and refract, lapping like waves against aerial shores, flickering rainbows glimpsed in raindrops. The titles offer further clues, mapping a morning walk beneath too blue skies along a path lined with ceramics and stones, pastel flowers gently billowing in a breeze blowing from tomorrow.

CREDITS
​Mastered by Tomokazu Fujimoto. 
Artwork by Mie. 
Design by Britt Brown.

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