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BRIAN CASE - Tense Nature LP new age McClelland isn’t afraid to changeHighly recommended. We heard elements of Suicide and some of Carpenter's amazing soundtrack work in his follow up LP, Spirit Design. Brian Case (Disappears, Bambi Kino Duo) is releasing his debut solo album, Tense Nature, which sees him focus his work on space, minimalism and repetition. The songs are all built around the idea of tape loops or lock grooves, working with snippets and phrases of sound. Brian sampled guitar or small drum loops before