Polychromatic Integers

Polychromatic Integers is the unreleased follow-up recording to Richard Lainhart's remarkable CD debut These Last Days, originally released by the pioneering Periodic Music label in 1987. In a sense it is a 'lost' album (now gloriously found), but in its musical signature it's as reflective of today and tomorrow as its own era. Over the course of those years, Richard's impossibly evocative sonorities and fascinating treatments of time and space have created what is, in effect, its own musical genre, one that has influenced a generation of electronic composers that can be heard in countless variations and hommages throughout the world of electronica. In its seamless blending of digital technologies and human musicianship, Polychromatic Integers is an early classic of the MIDI era that never was, but now, thanks to Periphery, always will be.
— Ron Goldberg

The opening piece 'An Open Hand' is a great minimal slap of repeating guitar lines. A totally gorgeous piece of music... — Frans de Waard, Vital Weekly, July 30, 2020

Discography:  These Last Days │ Ten Thousand Shades of Blue │ I, Mute Hummings (compilation) │ White Night │ Lux │ Luminous Accidents │ Cranes Fly West │ The Wave Sounding Sea/The Course of the River │ Polychromatic Integers │ An Abandoned Garden │ NEW! – Modulisme Session 101