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press release - Astronomy For Children



n.ln is the electronic personality of San Francisco based musician Nyles Lannon. Astronomy for Children is an adventurous exhibition of glitchy, catchy abstraction. As guitarist/vocalist in the rock band Film School, an acoustic singer/songwriter, as well as an electronic producer, Lannon keeps himself busy exploring his diverse musical interests. Astronomy for Children is forty five minutes of electronic wonder that spans a wide spectrum of sound -- from tight melodic electro to dancey, noisy breaks and droney blissfulness. This is Lannon's first entirely electronic record, composed in his small bedroom studio in San Francisco in 2002 and 2003. His electronic influences mostly come from growing up listening to his fathers Herbie Hancock and Weather Report records from the early '70s. Lannon connects groove and atmosphere, injecting strong melodies, mysterious vocal samples and alien murmurs into a sound of his own. The result is an ear-catching, highly addictive collection of songs that solidly put Lannon on the map of contemporary electronic producers to watch, and has already attracted eager fans such as Thomas Knack (aka Opiate) who is set to release an EP of n.ln's material in spring of 2004.

release:Astronomy For Children
label: Highpoint Lowlife