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	== Reception ==		== Reception ==
	Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted. [https://sites.google.com/view/naegleriafowleri/ The band's website] explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.		Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted. [https://sites.google.com/view/naegleriafowleri/ The band's website] explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.
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 A part of the song is claimed to be a message in [[wikipedia:Morse_code#International_Morse_Code|International Morse Code]], according to the [https://biptunia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Lyrics-for-Lyn-album.pdf liner notes].
 == Reception ==
 Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted.  [https://sites.google.com/view/naegleriafowleri/ The band's website] explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.

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	Naegleria Fowleri is a novelty heavy metal band from St. Johnsbury, VT, USA apparently named for the [[wikipedia:Naegleria fowleri\|"brain-eating amoeba"]]. The band is noted for using 19-EDO, as well as having an amazon parrot lead vocalist, and a set of AI robotic actuators as a drummer.		Naegleria Fowleri is a novelty heavy metal band from St. Johnsbury, VT, USA apparently named for the [[wikipedia:Naegleria fowleri\|"brain-eating amoeba"]]. The band is noted for using [[19edo\|19-EDO]], as well as having an [[wikipedia:Amazon_parrot\|amazon parrot]] lead vocalist, and a set of AI robotic actuators as a drummer.

	== History ==		== History ==

	Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals. The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass. In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "Hi Luna," and "Agents." On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album ''Life Cycle'' to extremely polarized reviews. Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.		Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals. The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass. In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "[https://bostjanzupancic.bandcamp.com/track/hi-luna Hi Luna]," ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q2J0eeLXa6M youtube link]) and "Agents." On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album ''Life Cycle'' to extremely polarized reviews. Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.

	== Tonalities ==		== Tonalities ==
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	== Releases ==		== Releases ==
	''Life Cycle'' was released 22 March 2018 on digital media ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH7WE9Z8ivo youtube], bandcamp, spotify, iTunes, etc.) and on CD.		''Life Cycle'' was released 22 March 2018 on digital media ([https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VH7WE9Z8ivo youtube], [https://naegleriafowleri.bandcamp.com bandcamp], [https://open.spotify.com/album/03rPx5BUu0Y2mdMWIAldqa spotify], iTunes, etc.) and on CD.

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	13. Messages 4:33		13. Messages 4:33

			A part of the song is claimed to be a message in [[wikipedia:Morse_code#International_Morse_Code\|International Morse Code]], according to the [https://biptunia.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Lyrics-for-Lyn-album.pdf liner notes].

	== Reception ==		== Reception ==
	Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted. The band's website explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.		Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted. [https://sites.google.com/view/naegleriafowleri/ The band's website] explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.

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	Naegleria Fowleri is a novelty heavy metal band from St. Johnsbury, VT, USA. The band is noted for using 19-EDO, as well as having an amazon parrot lead vocalist, and a set of AI robotic actuators as a drummer.		Naegleria Fowleri is a novelty heavy metal band from St. Johnsbury, VT, USA apparently named for the [[wikipedia:Naegleria fowleri\|"brain-eating amoeba"]]. The band is noted for using 19-EDO, as well as having an amazon parrot lead vocalist, and a set of AI robotic actuators as a drummer.


	== History ==		== History ==

	Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals. The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass. In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "Hi Luna," and "Agents." On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album ''Life Cycle'' to extremely polarized reviews. Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.		Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals. The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass. In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "Hi Luna," and "Agents." On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album ''Life Cycle'' to extremely polarized reviews. Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.



	== Tonalities ==		== Tonalities ==

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 == History ==
-Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals.  The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass.  In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "Hi Luna," and "Agents."  On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album "Life Cycle" to extremely polarized reviews.  Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.
+Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals.  The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass.  In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "Hi Luna," and "Agents."  On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album ''Life Cycle'' to extremely polarized reviews.  Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.
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 Naegleria Fowleri uses 19-EDO temperament.  Most of the scales used are non-traditional heptatonic or octatonic with at least one key change.  Many of the scales used contain both major and minor thirds.  Bostjan uses a seven string guitar with the lowest string tuned to "A" = 55 Hz and a five string bass with the lowest string tuned to 27.5 Hz, one octave lower.  Luna provides vocalizations ad lib, which are generally atonal in nature, but have also followed along with patterns and melodic lines in the songs from time to time.  Luna's recorded parts are minimally edited with use of only a noise gate and compressor.
 == Reception ==
 Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted.  The band's website explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.

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	== Tonalities ==		== Tonalities ==

	Naegleria Fowleri uses 19-EDO temperament. Most of the scales used are non-traditional heptatonic or octatonic with at least one key change. Many of the scales used contain both major and minor thirds. Bostjan uses a seven string guitar with the lowest string tuned to "A" = 55 Hz and a five string bass with the lowest string tuned to 27.5 Hz, one octave lower.		Naegleria Fowleri uses 19-EDO temperament. Most of the scales used are non-traditional heptatonic or octatonic with at least one key change. Many of the scales used contain both major and minor thirds. Bostjan uses a seven string guitar with the lowest string tuned to "A" = 55 Hz and a five string bass with the lowest string tuned to 27.5 Hz, one octave lower. Luna provides vocalizations ad lib, which are generally atonal in nature, but have also followed along with patterns and melodic lines in the songs from time to time. Luna's recorded parts are minimally edited with use of only a noise gate and compressor.

			== Reception ==
			Naegleria Fowleri is not widely known, but public reviews have been polarized, with some reviews even being internally conflicted. The band's website explains that the band does not expect to be taken seriously; however, there is a potential to examine the band's music academically through the lens of microtonal music theory, and there is also a potential to examine Luna's performance through the lens of animal psychology.

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Naegleria Fowleri is a novelty heavy metal band from St. Johnsbury, VT, USA. The band is noted for using 19-EDO, as well as having an amazon parrot lead vocalist, and a set of AI robotic actuators as a drummer.

== History ==

Naegleria Fowleri started in 2018, with [[Bostjan Zupancic]] on guitar and bass, and Luna on vocals. The idea came from Luna squaking while Bostjan rehearsed on guitar or bass. In 2017, Luna was featured on the Bostjan Zupancic: MicroMetal songs "Hi Luna," and "Agents." On 22 March, 2018, Naegleria Fowleri released their debut album "Life Cycle" to extremely polarized reviews. Naegleria Fowleri then went on to be featured on "Microtonal Freedom," an album compilation of microtonal bands recorded to benefit Lyn Ulbrecht.

== Tonalities ==

Naegleria Fowleri uses 19-EDO temperament. Most of the scales used are non-traditional heptatonic or octatonic with at least one key change. Many of the scales used contain both major and minor thirds. Bostjan uses a seven string guitar with the lowest string tuned to "A" = 55 Hz and a five string bass with the lowest string tuned to 27.5 Hz, one octave lower.