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Catalog Number: dys021
Release Date: 05/26/09

Originally released in January of 2005 on TGVM, More or Less Is More continues to challenge the boundaries of modern music, while still clinging fiercely to the homegrown DIY ethics of their Midwestern background. The music of Stationary Odyssey, while neither immediate nor conventional, carries the passion of folk music along with the atmospheric pressures of trip-hop and the explosiveness of indie-rock. With songs like the adventurous and sparkling "Aiming at the Blur" and "Perpetual of the Retired Evermore," a song that could effortlessly serve as the soundtrack to the anxious struggling of a drowning victim, More or Less Is More is one of those rare instrumental pieces that offers the listener a subconscious journey disguised as rock album.

1. The Singularity
2. Perpetual of The Retired Evermore
3. Buzzer Bugle
4. Key To Vector Sigma
5. Traditional Desert Gentlemen
6. Uh
7. Aiming at The Blur

"The catchiest disjointed and discombobulated music around."
News4U

"Rather than lapse into extended passages of trance-like repetition, (Stationary Odyssey) make regular changes to mood, tempo and instrumentation."
Splendid

"A staccato bleed of tourette's-like sparks, energy, and prog-rock noodling."
Delusions of Adequacy

"My favorite new space-out music."
Punk Planet

"A headphone masterpiece."
Lost At Sea

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