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3 New Beats
3 new beats made today with the updated rig
0:00 - Beat 1
3:54 - Beat 2
9:23 - Beat 3
Crest
Short synth sketch made using a modular I’m slowly assembling from kits. [more inside]
End Credits
slightly wistful outtro-style synth jam... you know what, this one goes out to Cortex!!!! Thanks so much for all you've done for us on here over the years and hope we'll still see some sick Cortex action on the black every now and again!!!
July
I realize it's May, but you know
Further Chaos Dance Mix
Slow dance to the outbursts of generative electronic folderol. [more inside]
Computer World [Kraftwerk cover]
Featuring the voice of greenish as the Computer. I thought it would be fun to do it slower, using mostly analog instruments and a computer to record it, in juxtaposition to how Kraftwerk originally recorded it in 1981 (using computer instruments and I'm guessing analog tape). Also I was feverish with Lyme Disease while I recorded it. Song #11 in Unu Kanto Po Semajno.
You Can't See It
My son asked me to record his heartbeat for some school thing a few months ago.
I had this heartbeat lying around so I added some Moog to it and Bob's your uncle it became a synthpop song.
20 Minutes
New recording, old sentiment. [more inside]
Dry Thunder
From the Archives. . . [more inside]
Workshop
A song by (my band) Freelove Fenner about handicrafts and labour. Features layered guitar, farfisa, bass, drums and my reverbed voice. Recorded on an Otari 1" 8-track.
A Joke I Didn't Understand
This tune is another example of a lyric directly inspired by a Metafilter comment. Shortly after reading the comment, I wrote the lyrics, and posted them in that same thread. Got around to singing it (well, it's half sung, half intoned, actually) the other night. Video here. [more inside]
People Got to Be Free
Cover of The Rascals' song that was a Billboard #1 hit on the day I was born. With a bit of a nod to "The Model." [more inside]
Untitled Interlude
One patch, one take.
Terminello
Created in 1996 from a telephone message from a divorce lawyer.
Underwater
Water as escapism.
Royal milkshake (demo)
A sugar rush ditty.
Speedy noodles
A simple track for a simple day.
i xill coda i.o. brie#D4CC2
Ambient minimalist fake-analog Tha-ish wallpaper, 107 BPM's. [more inside]
The Birds Do Thus
An ambient electronic piece I put together a long while back. This is a tonal explication of a Frost poem I love. I felt that his words were perfectly descriptive of my own dissociated days spent in a haze of necessarily indulgent coma, when I should have been out doing other things. I built it on a framework of 32 bar phrases. There was something significant about the numerology of it, but I have since forgotten why. Maybe because it was 2002 and I was born in 1970, or something like that.
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