Digital Nonsensical
by The Scientific Method
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Digital Album
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Fatal Mistake
04:02
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Psychologica
04:28
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Moon Ride
03:52
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Escape Fidelity
02:42
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Chillout, It'll Be Ok
03:24
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Steamroller
02:33
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City Lights
03:40
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Deep Hole
04:03
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How Many
02:42
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Sweet Dreams
02:23
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Questions
03:30
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Crystal Drums and Bass
03:17
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Everest
04:04
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about
A collection of musical musings in various genres.
credits
released 10 December 2007
Jim Hughes - composer, vocals, keyboard, drums
Guest musicians:
City Lights - Louis LaRoach on trumpet
Psychologica - Minime on some synth parts
Moon Ride - Sid Armstrong on electric guitar and
Simon Lau on electric bass
Jim Hughes - composer, vocals, keyboard, drums
Guest musicians:
City Lights - Louis LaRoach on trumpet
Psychologica - Minime on some synth parts
Moon Ride - Sid Armstrong on electric guitar and
Simon Lau on electric bass
tags
license
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feeds
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The Scientific Method is an abstract electronic music project by Savannah, GA based solo artist Jim Hughes. While very hard ... more to classify, his music could be compared to respected innovators such as Apparat, Ulrich Schnauss, Burial, Telefon Tel Aviv and Tycho. less
discography
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Oct 2012 -
Mar 2012 -
Dec 2007
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- Track Name: How Many
- How many people forsake this life?
