Freakout Festival vs Brian Eno : Reflection Usage & Stats

Held annually in November, when autumn's cold and the dark begin their clammy grip on folks' spirit, Freakout arrives like a beautiful hallucination, elevating moods and expanding minds with heroic doses of audio-visual excellence. Amid the gorgeously disorienting globules of vivid colors created by the Mad Alchemy crew, over 100 bands and solo artists bring their A+ games to small and mid-size venues in the music-loving Ballard neighborhood. Whether they be gray-haired immortals (Os Mutantes, The Seeds), seasoned luminaries (No Age, Black Bananas), or lesser-known upstarts on the rise (Automatic, Sgt. Papers), Freakout's acts pour on the energy and charisma to trigger synaptic fireworks. Honoring the past, celebrating the present, and fostering the future, Freakout delivers more excitement per square foot than any other Seattle-area music festival.

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Brian Eno : Reflection

Deluxe generative edition of Brian Eno's acclaimed 2017 ambient album, Reflection. "REFLECTION is the most recent of my Ambient experiments and represents the most sophisticated of them so far. My original intention with Ambient music was to make endless music, music that would be there as long as you wanted it to be. I wanted also that this music would unfold differently all the time - ‘like sitting by a river’: it’s always the same river, but it’s always changing. But recordings - whether vinyl, cassette or CD - are limited in length, and replay identically each time you listen to them. So in the past I was limited to making the systems which make the music, but then recording 30 minutes or an hour and releasing that. REFLECTION in its album form - on vinyl or CD - is like this. But the app by which REFLECTION is produced is not restricted: it creates an endless and endlessly changing version of the piece of music.” - Brian Eno Minimum requirements: iPad 3 iPhone 5 iPad mini 2 AppleTV (4th generation)