Test mix of the drums and bass from my cover of the Porcupine Tree song "Cryogenics". Extra reverb given on ghost notes to make them stand out. 

* QD - drums

* Caleb Townshend AKA Fiddledops - fretless bass

Cryogenics - Test Mix (Drums and Bass)

“Avevano i loro volti piegati verso le loro cosce e hanno ritenuto necessario camminare all'indietro, perché non potevano vedere davanti a loro.” - Dante Alighieri 

“They had their faces twisted toward their haunches and found it necessary to walk backward, because they could not see ahead of them.” - Dante Alighieri 

Deterioramento.

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On this presentation Atumatu was: 

Quinn Downton - drums, electric guitar, keyboards, percussion, programming 

With: 

Dan Curhan - lead guitar on X, vocals on V, VI, IX, X 
Corey Duguid - acoustic guitar on X 
Colin Edwin - fretless bass on X 
Evan Elfersy - guitar solos on I, III, VI, IX 
Dylan Hyman - saxophone on VI, X 
David James - kazoo drone on IX 
Robert Lawrence - banjo on III 
Love Lindroth - ending soundscape on IX 
Gage Love - vocals on I, VIII 
Greg Maclean - keyboards and programming on I-III, V, vocals on II 
Derick Penrod - acoustic guitar on I, III, V, VI, VIII, bass on I, II, V, VI, IX 
Logan Tucker - piano on III, X 
Jake Vigilotti - additional electric guitar on III 
Matt Weigand - additional electric guitar on II, VI, lead guitar and final solo on IX, vocals on III, IX 
Keller Welton - saxophone on I 
Raymond Xie - violin on I, III, V, VI, X 

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All tracks written by Quinn Downton except I, II and V co-written with Greg Maclean and IX co-written with Matt Weigand 

Produced by Quinn Downton 
Mixed by Quinn Downton and Greg Maclean 
Mastered by Greg Maclean 
All tracks recorded February-June 2019 except VI and IX, which were partly conceived and recorded in January 2019 and October 2018 respectively 
Violin recording engineered by Dylan Rolfsen 

Cover design by Quinn Downton, Ian Miller and Emily Nejako 
Cover image: Giovanni Strazza, Veiled Virgin, year unknown, detail. Public domain.

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Thanks to Derick, Erin, Greg, Jason, Lindro, Quint and Ray. 

Special thanks to Jesse LaRocque for providing field recordings of industrial machinery, much of which was sampled and manipulated throughout the album. 

In addition, thanks to Erin, Jason and Shea who contributed vocals or other random noises that were also sampled at various moments in multiple songs.

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