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William Basinski: The Disintegration Loops Album Review | Pitchfork

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Reader Score No score yet, be the first to add. 0.0 Genre: Experimental Label: Temporary Residence Ltd. Release Date: 2012 By Mark Richardson Reviewed November 19, 2012 The four volumes of William Basinski's ambient masterpiece have been gathered into a gorgeous and impressive 9xLP, 5xCD box set, including two previously unreleased live performances. Save this story Save this story In the early part of the last decade, William Basinski 's The Disintegration Loops was the sort of music you passed around. Once you heard it, you wanted to tell somebody about it. There was obviously the sound itse

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