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yr alban
a bit of an experiment. old. a series of mostly-drumless electronic vignettes.
À travers le pont d'Einstein-Rosen (Echoes from Jupiter)
Please listen to it while looking at the sky,
While making incredible plans,
While thinking about the past, the future, or both.
Please listen to it while working,
While calculating equations too complex for me,
While speculating, while hoping.
Burn
More concertina and bayan based minimalist weirdness, this time with trombone!
Noisy bits are just clickety clacking the bayan's keys, and crumpling some paper.
Stones/Water/Time/Breath
My partner and I performed Dean Rosenthal’s Stones/Water/Time/Breath yesterday at the The Vizcaya Museum and Gardens in Miami, Florida. [more inside]
wake up song (in D: for Dog, did he begin to pray?)
This is one of two plus songs written by mistake/default around iphone wake-up tones. Y'know, you wake up at some godawful hour with that godwaffle loop in your ear and eventually you're going to make something of it. I mean...you'd hope, Godwaffles. You'd hope. [more inside]
Sea Song (English)
Dagga Punisment (yours truly) featuring text and voice by my wife, Nadine. [more inside]
1994, 4 Track, Crappy Sound, Surah Song
Old recording on a four track with shitty mics. Attempt at being experimental many years ago. Surah was from a very old recording. Created after many early mornings in Ahmedabad.
Sapien
Voices, echoes, splices
Anything Is True
Anymore
Worry About The World (cover/mashup)
This is a cover of a song my dad wrote (that I actually found via combing through his post history on Metafilter after he died) [more inside]
Through the Ocean
John Cruz; ambient; experimental; techno
Chimes
Windows 2000 logoff sound and Phife Dawg
Nyaee'aiiiem
Song #10 in Unu Kanto Po Semajno was an attempt to create some soothing ambient music, like blips and bleeps you'd hear on SomaFM's Space Station channel. However, It came out a twisted mutant, as you will discover. Wellpp, keep MeFi weird! Go ahead... press play, close your eyes and relaaaax.....
canyon.mid
A new take on a classic midi
Pool Rules
A loud, frenetic jam in F#, dancing between half-time/double-time, with synth slap bass!
Y Normal
i. Sitting
ii. Changing
iii. Standing
iv. Spinning
The Fifth of Never
Just a short random sampler improv with a bit of guitar and recorder (of the plastic flute-type variety.) [more inside]
Kitchen Deconstruction (Edit)
My wife Nadine decided to do a little reorganizing in the kitchen a week or so ago. I pitched in, but set up my handy little Tascam DR-05 to record the resulting racket... [more inside]
White Lies
I hope remixes are ok here...I purposely used a minimal amount of the original song. It's an experimental remix of White Lies by ODESZA.
Nightmare Tunnel
Loops of slow disorienting guitar noises, and other sound wierdness. Sections fade in and out of one another, building and cresting. I picture it akin to an adult version of riding on Willy Wonka's fucked-up boat ride. [more inside]
Eastern
When it's time to move
Accidents
An experiment in writing songs without choruses. [more inside]
I, I, I
Trying some further electronic stuff.
Walls
Astrophotographer
Carbon 7. Recorded March 9th 2013, the night comet Pan-Starrs first became visible to the naked eye in the northern hemisphere. [more inside]
Autumn µ-cid Dub
"Just watch me": noisy & dubby
Changing the Guard
A fast tempo is ceremonially relieved by a slow tempo
Freq Wreck
Short, rhythmic, jazzy
Loudspeakers
Different synths, different arps, different drums
Talk to Her
There is always that belief out there that musicians often self-create bad situations in their lives so that they have something to write about. ;)
Well, here is one track that actually was written as an apology after a lovers' quarrel :) Oh yeah... [more inside]
LRAD Part1 Feat Kate Tempest
Inspired by the flames in her brain.
Sculpted on an ipad , on the bus , over a few days..
Feedback always welcome
Targets
This is another sparse, experimental piece. A solo synth arpeggiator is cycled through a given set of notes and cut off at random before the next iteration off the cycle begins. Because of the simple chord progression & the patch's programming to produce an ostinato on the last-played note in the sequence, and because the sequence is always cut off at certain rhythmic intervals, a specific set of tones is isolated, creating a short, diatonic tone row. The separation between iterations was randomized to create space and add interest.
Menya Twayne
A psychedelic trance inspired by scrambled eggs and geometry. [more inside]
J.S. Bach
When the radiant bliss of classical music comes to enter the realm of dream pop ambient downtempo, something serene yet pensive may be the result, as in the case of this track.
Initially when we composed this track, there were lyrics and vocals, but then our computer blew and somehow the vocals didn't survive. Today it is an instrumental.
Titry
Since music is a powerful force capable of evoking an endless array of images to one's mind, this represents just the diverse dynamic space, vocal free, to be a canvass for whatever the listener can dream up. This is for dreaming, after all :)
Yeah Yeah
What happens when you let your seven year old son take over your home project studio for a few minutes? Turns out, you get experimental electronic fun (with help from dad). [more inside]
Lama (Dunaewsky69 Remix)
This is one spacey tangent-filled whirlwind of an electronic mix, slicing elements of Ummagma's original version of 'Lama' into a whacked factory of digital sound - not for the light hearted when it comes to electronica, but certainly worth the trip :)
Balkanofellini
If you are anything like me, you sit in awe during all the 'musical moments' laced throughout any Fellini film (music composed by Nino Rota). Combine that with the unexplainable excitement during those lively Balkan snippets of any memorable scene of most Emir Kusturica films… that is what this song feels like… to me anyways.
crashing is not safe
I got in a car crash about a month back. No one got hurt but it was still kind of scary (I had my 13 month old in the car and she was screaming and crying) and afterwards, it was really depressing/distressing. It was really hard to get to work and I couldn't go anywhere and then there's the money I had to borrow to fix the car. [more inside]
Bach
This track makes it a lot easier to imagine how the classical work of J.S. Bach could be meshed into a dreampop track, something that is rarely seen or at least, that is rarely pulled off well (The Verve and The Farm come to mind as other successful cases of this happening). [more inside]
Ochre Cloud
More experimental ambient sketching. Inspired by a sunset I saw today.
It's Springtime In My Heart
First song off my new EP, strange psychedelic pop, maybe a little scary [more inside]
Music in Search of AI and Marvin Minsky
Music I wrote while searching for Minsky's The Society of Mind. A kind of experimental Baroque for piano. [more inside]
Synthtest
Been playing around with synthesis recently - this is the first thing I've made that I'm relatively happy with. [more inside]
Astronomical Summer 2
The pulsing drive of this tune unquestionably has a swaying effect and, taken together with this song's layers and subtleties seems to make all the difference. Sway sway sway!!! [more inside]
Talk to Her
If you were to roll up some element of Brian Eno, Robert Fripp and Bill Nelson, and paint it with a slight shoegaze ethereal hue, this might be what you would get… Enjoy this Ummagma track! [more inside]
The Mission
Space rock is a term that is often over-used for various psychrock tunes, but it is dead on for this track from Sounds of Sputnik. Or space post-rock or even space post-rock shoegaze. Looking forward to your take on that.
U-Foe
By Robotic Storm Cloud. Composed in 2000 or so (!) using wave editors and Sonic Foundry Acid. Crazy samples, drum loops, the works. [more inside]
Ambiguous Sense of the Future
Post-rock always seems embedded with the sense that something is dire; however, shake it up a bit to get a kind of post-rock indie shoegaze vinaigrette and Sounds of Sputnik is likely what you would come up with. This is Ambiguous Sense of the Future.
Prelude and 3 Variations for Piano
A very short prelude with three variations built from that and each other. Experimental work for piano. [more inside]