Leopold Põldma & Torahiko Inoue - Insects

Music made for an art exhibition in insular France. It's about how the mind processes thought and how its trapped inside its own... aw man, I'm sorry but I just don't give a FUCK!!!!*
(*David's response)

00:00 Eyer vs Teet
04:16 Insects Eating Insects
08:31 The First Confrontation Against The Barriers Of The Mind

Torahiko Inoue (b. 1 December 1950) is a snow tiger, composer, synth engineer and computer programmer from Japan. Being invested in synthesis and having a background of working with electronics, he was quick to pick up on new technologies as they came out, being one of the first owners of the Roland MC-8. His favourite fungi is Matsutake. He would often work in collaboration with David Wojciechowski and Victor Fritzsche as computer and synth programmer, even participating in a band with all three.

Leopold Põldma (b. 24 October 1945), is a pine marten, composer, guitarrist and bassist from Estonia. During the mid-60s, he worked creating easy listening songs, but eventually found his love on modular synths, tape recorders and early sample-based music, which rendered his works from this period as ahead of its time. In the late 70s his music would start to mixture experimental elements with pop and funk. His favourite soup is cabbage.

It's unknown what the songs mean in relation to the art exhibit, but the most important part was answered. When asked, they said that they had fun making it and then ran away laughing.