With “Primer” (Day 034), Rhythm Factory (producer/composer Eric Scott) replaces a darker outer coat of ambient IDM electronica, with a lighter, latex micropercussion as its dominant texture. The fanciful and upbeat Northern-pop of "Deaf In Ishen" sets the stage, and makes way for an simpler set of instrumental explorations: "Bianca," "Microhomemusic," "Auntie Nell's Cash Skeleton" and "Quillocet" define the edges of the stage.

Depending upon one's interpretation of the word primer; an elementary reader for young spellers, covering basic moral ideology and concepts – or equivalently the small charge before the main detonation – one's listening emphasis may shift during this tour around the basic elements of Rhythm Factory's own liturgical "Book Of Hours" – another primer in its own right.

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