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Archived from the original on February 6, 2012. ^ A b Clash Music Interview with Flying Lotus.It is an animated and interactive version of the cover artwork designed by Leigh McCloskey. īefore the album was released, the Fieldlines application programmed by Aaron Meyers in OpenFrameworks became available. After successful detection you will receive a download link. The album must be held in front of a webcam.

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Owners of the album on CD or vinyl can download the alt takes free of charge using the image recognition software Trigger (programmed by Jeff Crouse ). The label Warp Records, published in January 2011, the Old Takes, a collection of outtakes and new versions of the songs on the album. The album received 86 out of 100 points on Metacritic.

Flying Lotus - producer, sound engineerĬosmogramma was named 14th Best Album of 2010 by Pitchfork Media and was named "Album of the Year" in the 2011 Gilles Peterson World Wide Awards.

"Velvet Cake" (Japan Bonus Track) - 2:40.

Table Tennis (Flying Lotus / Laura Darlington) - 3:02.

MmmHmm (Flying Lotus / Thundercat) - 4:15.

And the World Laughs with You (Flying Lotus / Thom Yorke) - 2:55 At first he misunderstood her words “cosmic drama” (“cosmic drama”) as “Cosmogramma” (interpretable as “cosmic grammar”) It wasn't until much later that he found out that the word “Cosmogramma” really exists.Īll titles, with the exception of the noted exceptions, were composed by Flying Lotus The title of the album goes back to the fact that Flying Lotus was listening to a recording of a speech by his great-aunt Alice Coltrane in an ashram. Flying Lotus himself describes his album as "in a way a jazz album".

The result goes beyond its previous construction of beats and mixes the usual rhythm-oriented basic elements with elements of jazz and glitch. Flying Lotus writes its songs on Cosmogramma in a more conceptual approach, with a concrete vision of the end product. On Cosmogramma, Flying Lotus tries consciously to distance itself from its previous style of music and production, after it has been imitated by a large number of young artists.