Daniel explains that the new album, which should be released in October, will be more unified than the last one, "Tri-Danielson," which was conceived as a patchwork of different ideas.
But though its ambitions are clear, it feels less like a fully-realized story than a patchwork of interesting ideas that are rarely developed to satisfaction.
In "Saying Grace," for example, Rockwell drew upon a rich patchwork of ideas.
There's no musical development, just a patchwork of self-contained ideas arranged in four harmonic cycles, each introduced by the same oboe pattern, that makes little attempt to use the spatially separated quartets antiphonally.
MIA: a headache-inducing patchwork of ideas that's actually rather brilliant.
Entire scenes were dropped, Shakespeare's text was further trimmed and torn, and the result is, inevitably, an attempt at "Hamlet" -- not so much a sketch but a collage, a patchwork of intuitions, images and ideas.
Though nominally an erotic portrait of the illicit romance between a married woman and a single man, Goodbye To Language is – in practice – a patchwork of narrative and visual ideas so jumbled that you suspect Godard himself would struggle to unravel it all.
Friedrich Nietzsche, the third member of the irrationalist triumvirate, was a prolific but unsystematic writer, presenting his patchwork of ideas in swift atoms of thought.
In practice, the patchwork of ideas contained within these international instruments often manifest themselves as laws such as the Cambodian Law on the Suppression of Human Trafficking and Sexual Exploitation the enforcement of which was discussed earlier in this paper.
