someon can feel the tension and the uneasening emotions, which the presence of the nebula causes here

as if the sensors and the computer of the ship starts acting all weird and crazy, alot of unnatural and unpredictable movement

again, big cred to this craft here. love it!

With their pursuit at an end, The Astronaut disengages their warp drive. Just ahead, the noxious, radioactive nebula awaits.

Suddenly, the obsidian stone recovered from the monolith begins to glow a deep purple. A strange aura compels The Astronaut to fly directly into the cloud. Unsure of what awaits on the other side, The Astronaut descends into The Nebula.

Part nine of a narrative in sound project I'm working on called 'The Astronaut'

Into The Nebula

Soundtrack The Loss of Flight 19

Naval Air Station Fort Lauderdale Florida
The Departure
Lost Contact

hifi recording by signature Anthony Michaelides

Production Anthony Michaelides

Copyright Anthony Michaelides November 2022

Uploaded December 8, 2022

The Loss Of Flight 19 Release 2022

Composed, Arranged, Performed and Produced by Lefteris Matapas.
Recorded and Mixed by Lefteris Matapas.

Train to nowhere

NADA ZIBS - PULL UP 2

Goldregen

method: There was this poem I'd written. I asked Jeff (stonerjazz) whether he knew what it sounded like. Jeff returned a full-blown, elaborate acoustic ballad.  Mesmerizing! Just for fun and contrast , I weaved in some shoegaze. This is this song. Headphones are recommended. Thank you, https://soundcloud.com/user-911083679 !
narration: Basically, this is a second part to Vinyl Ventriloquist ("people are busy / completing first lines / ...."). People of similar age and interest will hear some allusions and few quotations. The working title 'amrita' refers to the Indian legend alluded to in the last verse. That milkmaid entered the poem via an idiom in my native language: Milchmädchenrechnung. 

poem / copyright jo richter:

the milkman who used to collect
and replace empty jars
a figment of folklore now
of pageants and rural farce

streamed into raw senses
tuned in to see to forget
there is nowhere to head to now
but right into your head

far away, some milkmaid counts
her hoard of subscription fees
to gather gem regalia
that match the icy queen‘s

and all around the watchtower
wild weeds rise and bloom
swirls of living, breathing colour
where feral painters roam

the mountain king bequeathes
fluid shards of liquid glass
to his river daughters
lunatics dwell on the grass

and orpheus, oh orpheus
sings and plays the lyre
while a tribe of nanobots
dances round the fire

out of their caves, a race
of intrepid homunculi swarm
to join the merry carnival
to feel the bliss, to risk the harm

milky oceans churned by gods
give birth to shapes and sounds
while mythical milkmen undetered
still make their morning rounds

Leave of absence - with stonerjazz

RPR08_02

I know your heart is aching
And I know the pain is real... 
I've seen you in your darkest
Devoured by the flames

We live, we love and we die together
In joy in sorrow in night in day

In this infernal night, we are waiting for the light
Through the mazes of the heart, through the darkness of the mind

We summoned the old
Turned our Mudd into gold

I've seen your deepest secrets,
I know the name of every demon you house
A dark legion fed by guilt... 
A black cloud of raging fear...

We live, we love and we die together
In joy in sorrow in night in day

In this infernal night, we are waiting for the light
Through the mazes of the heart, through the darkness of the mind

Like a flower thirsting for the sun...
You are waiting for the dawn
Everlasting night where all is dark
You are longing for the light

There are times we want to hide inside, in the constructs of the mind, but there are thorns and there's snakes, inside the shadows in the dark

In this infernal night, we are waiting for the light
Through the mazes of the heart, through the darkness of the mind

Nox Animae

Original score inspired by the Andrew Michael Hurley novel Starve Acre

Hanging day

DOOWINIT (music: Mark Paton / words: Justin Paton)
Recorded on 4-track tape, London 1997
* Justin Paton: voice, guitar, keyboard & percussion
* Mark Paton: keyboard & percussion

an introduction to The Fear Of Muzak

Doowinit (1997)

Aquarium (the language of the fish)

A sonic journal to document my exploration and discovery of sound.

Into The Nebula

An Auronaut

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