loseven

3:57, 5.87mb , VBR , 130bpm [10/30/04]

IDM
undulating waves.
Credits: roy=everything

4:11, 4.02mb , 128kbps [09/03/03]

IDM
the sound of losing control.
Credits: roy=everything

06:09, 7.39mb , 160kbps [08/15/02]

Trip Hop
dark, heavy, and intense. extremely bassy, with live instrumentation and lots of tripped-out effects. melodic as well - written to be felt both emotionally and physically.
Credits: roy=everything

04:33, 5.47mb , 160kbps [07/31/02]

IDM
very, very old. this was the first idm song constructed under the name loseven (older songs consisted solely of horribly produced dark ambient tracks) and, therefore, the first officially "musicial" loseven song ever made. heavilly glitch influenced - check out the white noise effects and spazmastic beats, along with the weird minimal harmonies and pads.
Credits: roy=everything

03:53, 4.68mb , 160kbps [07/30/02]

IDM
winner of the 2001 das musik award for "best abstract song". shamelessly melodramatic melodies and a fairly straightforward song construction with sweeping effects and many convensional influences (sitars, piano, etc). if you get the obscure quote the title is referring to, then you're smarter than most people.
Credits: roy=everything

03:17, 3.96mb , 160kbps [07/30/02]

Trip Hop
extremely ambient, spacey toybox trip-music created to induce nostalgia for childhood memories. live bass, squelchy analogs and the usual loseven psych touches.
Credits: roy=everything

04:17, 5.15mb , 160kbps [07/30/02]

IDM
originally released on a very limited cd distributed only to friends entitled "otosiep", this was a secret track hidden eight minutes into the ep closer, "flailing steadily upwards...". developed while making "flailing" and even copping a section off the song's central riff, "fa4q" was always intended to be a companion song and b-side for its big brother. oldschool lo7: rooted idm beats and construction with lofi noises, elektro drums, delayed pianos, intense crescendoes and psych effects.
Credits: roy=everything

05:48, 6.98mb , 160kbps [07/14/02]

Illbient
illbient, idm and psychadelic elements build in complexity to an dark, explosive climax. placed in illbient for lack of a better term.
Credits: roy=everything

05:01, 6.03mb , 160kbps [01/31/02]

IDM
tension gradually builds over a simple melody via dissonant textures, manipulated sounds and sine waves before resolving in a spacious, beautiful harmony. extremely glitchy, very emotional and intensely psychadelic.
Credits: roy=everything