Uploaded June 2017 | Updated September 2026, 5 minutes ago
One of the first albums of Jason DiEmilio (1970-2006) as a one-man recording group. The Azusa Plane offers effects-centric guitar work from the sidelines. Unlike most home work, the music leans toward drifting atmospherics rather than angst-laden pop crooning. Multiple layers of guitar tracks are interspersed with contrasting strains of sound for a numbing overload damp with reverb and coasting on drones.
One of the first albums of Jason DiEmilio (1970-2006) as a one-man recording group. The Azusa Plane offers effects-centric guitar work from the sidelines. Unlike most home work, the music leans toward drifting atmospherics rather than angst-laden pop crooning. Multiple layers of guitar tracks are interspersed with contrasting strains of sound for a numbing overload damp with reverb and coasting on drones.










