christian mirande: property line/plunge pool

If you want to go fast, go alone, but who wants to go anywhere when there is so much going on in the going. When moving with Christian Mirande’s Property Line/Plunge Pool The distant scamper of fellow travelers, the noise-y growling of engines, and the low consistent wail of transportation objects, both near and afar, become quite a bit more satisfying than finding a final stop. Internal visual images appear out of the sounds of slowly moving feet across a gristle of grass and swelling drones admits a crowd, on Subsumed Though Not Quite and Oxford Valley, respectively. Property Line/Plunge Pool builds itself into the late night interstitial and lulls those constant melodies from the tip of the experience down to an even level with the ambient cultures that the rest of the tape prioritized.