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The Sonic Spectrum: Music, Epilepsy, And The Power Of Visuals

The interplay between music and visual stimuli raises important questions about accessibility and safety, particularly for individuals with photosensitive epilepsy. Architects' orchestral version of " Animals" serves as a case study in this complex relationship.

Architects &; &;Animals” (Orchestral Version) &; Live at Abbey Road

Architects – “animals” – Live At Abbey Road

Architects have released an orchestral version of their song " Animals," recorded live at Abbey Road Studios for Amazon Originals. The arrangement by Rosie Danvers enhances the original track from their album ' For Those That Wish To Exist.' The performance is available for streaming, though viewers are cautioned about potential triggers for photosensitive epilepsy.

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