An experimental work by Angus Blackhurst. The famous Gunbridge Bells composer said of this piece, “All that hormonal shit that happens to your mind and body when you’re in the throes of what we call ‘falling in love’ — this is what it sounds like.” –The Subterranean, June 2002. The piece first premiered at the Tachibana Assembly Hall, Gunbridge Bells, May 2002.
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