Lazers n' Flowers

by J.WAIL

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1.	RIKKI 05:12	info	buy track
2.	Tarantulas Don't Kill (Love is Enlarged) 04:31		buy track
3.	Colorphorms 04:01		buy track
4.	An Alien Wrote This Song 04:06		buy track
5.	The Vastness 02:54		buy track
6.	Thrust 04:37		buy track
7.	Blissful Energeez 02:33		buy track
8.	Brain Fluid 04:39		buy track
9.	Lazers n' Flowers 03:15		buy track
10.	Vitamin Sea 04:06		buy track

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Download or order a CD of the new album by J.WAIL, Lazers n’ Flowers. J.WAIL’s unique and genre-creating styles, combined with live stage antics, stand out among the masses of musicians in the age of live electronic music, as the sounds of this music are indeed one of a kind.

J.WAIL, when asked about his new album Lazers n’ Flowers which will be released later this month says "Each song seems to have a different style. I can’t really tell you what genre it is, but the idea is to really take the listener on a ride, and for them not to know what to expect next....When I wrote the music I never had any preconceived idea that this song would be a dubstep song, this one would be this genre. I just simply made music and created."

Get your copy of Lazers n' Flowers here with the orignal album artwork by visionary artist Jesse Noemind.

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released February 21, 2012

Rikkochet :: Vocals-Rikki, Tarantulas Dont Kill
Chuck Morris [Lotus]:: for the 'snaps'
aNdu :: Vocals-The Vastness
Jesse Noemind-Album Art
*In Memory of Nadja Dog*

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J.WAIL Brooklyn, New York

It is the dawn of an age of digital wizardry and in this modern era gadgets seem to surge in song, congealing in an amalgamation of buzzes, beeps and blips. The pulsing of machines and pounding of concrete and steel in symphonic collage power our world. J.WAIL rises to the call of the sonic traffic controller, poised behind a palette of electronic devices, guitar, booming bass and live drums. ... more

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