"Music For Bus Stations" is an astonishing work by Rod Modell that pours into the soul of those allowing themselves to be transported in a dimension where sound turns into background noise. Sound becomes part of us, of our movements, our thoughts, our looks and our silences. There is no reason for resistance. Let's be silent. The noise around us is quite good.

"Generative sonic backdrop for bus stations. Designed to enhance space and portray a mod of progressiveness, grandeur, and ethereal calm. A slowly shifting static backdrop designed to enhance modern architecture, rather than compete with it. Sounding as if the structure itself was resonating. Hovering sound-fields that utilizes sonic phenomena proven to induce states of calm.

Can be presented as a multichannel, polyrhythmic installation with different components of the composition emanating from different areas within the structure, and elements constantly shifting in relationship to other elements, creating an organic sonic-tapestry that never repeats the same way. In essence, the soundscape becoming a living organism with unpredictable behavior.

Inspired by avant-garde bus station designs such as Domitianus Arquitectura's station in Rio Maior, Portugal; Bluck & Morgen's Busbahnhof Poppenbuttel in Hamburg, Germany; and Metaraum Architect's bus station in Pzorzheim, Germany".

Rod Modell is a sound designer operating primarily from Detroit (with a base in Amsterdam). 

First in a two-part vinyl release for "Music For Bus Stations". This part 1 ("MF") includes two tracks with a different mix than the CD, for a total of 36 minutes and features slightly different sleeve art than either the CD or part 2 ("BS") editions. Second edition. Ltd x 300 copies on black vinyl in a flood-printed sleeve with photography by Zooey Braun.