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Song based on a disturbing mic in track recording I found. Here's the original (warning: I mean it when I say it's disturbing).
Game Over
Emperor ZiLOG said, "Cough up another quarter, kid." Who was I to refuse the galactic imperative?
Cheepcheep
Brittle, flittering, skittering, algorithmic monochromatica — with a bit more color towards the end.
rota
round and round it goes. started out sorta orbitally, then diverged
bp vs oscillator707
a gentle, short collaborative experiment in lullaby-like clockwork
The Rain Expedition
All of the fascinating, clever, brave and beautiful people you almost met, but didn't.
Ochre
melty mono synth on the 1:43 / crunchy manganese beats on the rusty flip
Angeles
Ambient music, soundscape, something or other for the headphones. (more here)
my god it's full of
stars
Spit
spit, n. 1. a. The fluid secreted by the glands of the mouth, esp. when ejected; saliva, spittle; a clot of this.
When I Eat Hot Cheetos
I like them so much. However, when I eat hot cheetos I get crazy.
kirs
sad glitch
slow happy south
I put this together days after being given a banjo as a gift. It is made up of the one roll and four chords I knew at the time (about a year ago). It doesn't really kick in for like :40 so give it a bit. (horn stabs at the end are sampled.)
Sinebeats1
Fun with sinebeats. I like this kind of stuff while coding.
Star is Smiling
It's 7am, I've been up all night, I'm tearing my hair out, I don't have any cigarettes left, and I can't get this particular piece of code working.
What is there to do but write a song (and pray for cigarettes)?
Sanbian (Remix)
Plinky plunky pianoky. Lestrade.
Regis11
Written during a Squarepusher phase I'm guessing. It's at least 5 years old. I like how it develops.
An Urgent Intimacy Awash Their Hearts
A study on electronic vs. acoustic elements, with a slant towards elementary canon-type stylings. Written and recorded on one rainy night. Recently remastered for a 'best of 2002-2006' compilation.
A beginning and an end
This is the last part of my project Music for uncomfortable films.
West Sands
Ambient electronic.
Good Bye, Stanley
A friend told me all I ever write is ambient stuff (ie) and since she's right but I don't want to admit it, I wrote this. The title comes from a PBF comic I glanced at while trying to think of what to call it. What do you think? Should I stick to my day job?
Down with the Tempo
Alright. I used to think using GarageBand (and its loops) to make songs was "cheating". Then I started to use it. It's amazing how fun and easy it is, and you can really create some great sounding music. Here is my first downtempo song, entitled "Down with the Tempo". Enjoy!
Coils And Clocks
Whirring, humming, clicking, wheezing dark ambient/glitch, from my new album, Unseen.
La Mer est la Maitre
Ambient haunting seascape type piece. It's nice in an "I'm going to throw myself off the top of this cliff" type of way.
Chunky Ohming
A chunkier, clunkier version of Ohming with a coolcat intro thrown in, just for laughs. Hey, why not?
Perfect Gun
Some deep, plodding minimalist electronica. Another tracking effort. Even so, I don't think I constrained myself enough - I could probably leave some more beats out...
Savage Engineering (Hibernation Sickness)
Sometimes breaks, samples and dirty synths are reason enough. Lestrade.
Freefall
A gentle work of cascading, synthetic glitch
My Baby You'll Be
I've been awake for days and the only option was to write some music. Some ambient electronica to help you (and me) sleep. (The title refers to this story.)
Like a Sunrise featuring Diane Jessurun
I went looking for some Creative Commons acapellas to muck around with, and this is the result - something a bit trip-hop and soulful, based on this vocal performance from Diane Jessurun. I'm not too unhappy with the result. CC2006.
FERB
FERB - 'Funky Electronic Rhythm n' Blues' is a little blues track I wrote and performed for a small class gig we did last year for the sake of putting on a show and having some random musical collaborations. I'd classify this as the first gig I ever did but fortunately I had some incredibly talented guys in the band to make me sound good!
In The Dark
The last song on my first solo record. Very sad melody and lyrics, keyboard and guitar. Get the rest of the record at the MySpace.
Banksia marginata
Chilled beats, just a little bit prickly around the edges. An old song, but I'm thinking of making an album of tracks with botanical names.
Farside
A visit to a place with many layers, shades of light, colors. Whose woods these are, I do not know.
808 Guilty Spark
Halo inspired trance for your Saturday night dance party.
I started this one three years ago and finally finished it this afternoon. I don't write for this genre very often, so let me know what you think!
Apidae
The bees argue, in their black ball,
A flying hedgehog, all prickles.
The man with grey hands stands under the honeycomb
Of their dreams, the hived station
Where trains, faithful to their steel arcs,
Leave and arrive, and there is no end to the country.
Bad Taste (Informercial)
Just for fun, here's a track recorded for an electro-acoustic composition assignment entitled 'A Question of Taste.' Not sure there's much else that can be said about it.
Cold Cathode
Einmal nahm ich zwischen meine Hände dein Gesicht. Der Mond fiel darauf ein. Unbegreiflichster der Gegenstände unter überfließendem Gewein.
MA:46 - cloud factories
This is an "ambient" song with lots of abuse of delay and reverb, but I made an effort to give it more structure than your typical formless synth-gasm.
Ohming
In what distant deeps or skies
Burnt the fire of thine eyes?
On what wings dare he aspire?
What the hand dare seize the fire?
random funky
This is less of a song and more of a sketch, but I found it on my drive and I'm going to post it. Much less developed than my other submission. It's more of a half-assed experiment with drum signatures and reverb with some granulation synth stuff tied into the reverb and echoes. Expect little, but it's pretty hypnotic.
Subliminal Criminal
A few years back, I experimented with putting together some electronic dub. I wasn't very good at it - I could never get it quite as mindblowing and deep and luscious as I wanted it to be, probably because I was relying on my own original source material rather than messing with samples. But here's a track anyway. I probably wouldn't call the end result "dub", but it's not bad.
if only i had told you earlier
A simple message, left too late.
N ⇒ 0136
Brief, speedy bleepiness.
OK Chorale
Something a bit different. Vocal samples (mine) cut up and arranged in a sort of chorale form against a bluesy backdrop.
Zbeat 2
Reprising the first version of this track, with a bit more zip at the end...
Alleyway (The Giant Head Song)
Dark, absurd, neo-cabaret electronica.
I played all the parts and sang on it.
From DavidTarleton.com
Augenfarbe
a somewhat dark, ambient space. deliberately abstract. you tell ME what it means.
[for the music geeks: this started as a single wav file (sampled off of a DVD), with multiple loop points (and loop repeat settings), passed through six serial VST/DX effects. All work done in Wavelab 3.0]
Rockets Fall on Rocket Falls (Live Mix)
Nice to interpret Godspeed You Black Emperor! electronically - exciting! Thought it'd be fun to close my first gig with a climactic cover version, so I prepared this. Though I don't think anyone spotted it was a cover, it went down a treat. By Lestrade.
Transformer Coolant
A bubbling, stewing morass of evil electric noises