Instrumental track taken from Shedidntcome's latest CD "Music for Noplaces".
This one was part of a complex installation in which the multiple identities of "no places" in architecture were exhamined. There was a photographic work by Antonio Tascino also on the same argument exposed in Naples, Italy, from September 2006 12th to 18th.
Yellow Lines are the delimitators of noplaces such parking areas, highways and so on.
The concept was to express this borderline in music.
Other tracks from "Music for Noplaces" are available on http://myspace.com/shedidntcome and, very soon, on http://www.shedidntcome.com

very cool...an abstract art piece....I like the child's yell at 3:47...which leads to the drop in sound...it's making me think

Very, very nice for an installation.. wish I was there... really like the idea.

Don't know if this stands alone as a full artistic experience for itself... I guess it does, just not reciving the feel of something finished.

Keep up the good work and the original ideas.

... btw, are some of the photos aviable on the net?

Thanks.

You can look for the photographer's page : www.toxart.it
Or on my MySpace page http://myspace.com/shedidntcome there are four pics of the event.

This is very cool

             I love this kind of stuff..... very abstract as spoon said...   Which is why I love it....  it's thinking music..

     This did a great job of capturing the yellow lines....  I am going to check out the pics soon...

                   JimK

Very spacy stuff. You could totally open for Future Sounds of London. Sountrak work is something else that comes to mind. Would have liked to have heard the piece change up a bit more than it did, but still a very cool tune. Keep up the original thought.

I bought into it all the way.  The drop in sound in the end really sold it for me.  Keep doing your own thing and you will look back to see people following you.