From the 2008 album "Clinic". Track 02 of 14.

Sequencer Abuse

From the 2008 album "Clinic". Track 01 of 14.

Yesteryears

From the 2008 album "Clinic". Track 10 of 14.

Strategery

Nepal

The Time

Black Contrails

Scanner

So Nice That I Feel The Eyes Again

IDJazz

Solipsism

Formidable

Onset

Polyphunk

From the 2008 album "Clinic". Track 04 of 14.

Matsumoto

Kevin Deal a.k.a. Bexarametric (pronounced like the weather term, "barometric") is a one-man project featuring a wide variety of musical influences (intelligent dance, drum & bass, jazz, ambient & classical). His unique style of writing is abandonment from typical European dance styles. Instead, he pushes an American-jazz influenced songwriting style blended with experimental electronic effects, filter tricks & sequencer abuse. 

Bexarametric's prolific writing has earned him much acclaim on internet music sites such as Sony's ACID planet. Deal further strengthened his internet presence in early 2003 with his first full-length release, Bexarametric Pressure LP, on Metric Style Records - distributed through Tower Records (topped at number two on their drum & bass bestsellers list), CD Baby, Absolutely.net (Ranked in the Electronic Top 40 in Canada for most downloaded albums) & iTunes. 

His live shows are also something to marvel. The Dallas Observer said "Bexarametric's delicious sprinkles of melodic sampling and fury delivers a performance that will make one weak in the knees". In the meantime, Kevin has stayed busy playing shows, such as the 23rd Central Texas Ambient Campout, AMODA, a Summer 2005 European tour and is a regular participant in the Dallas area Laptop Deathmatches. 

Bexarametric has also featured three songs, Extinction Clinic, Robust Suborbital Filter Jazz and The Windmill Sessions, in the Unreal Tournament 2004 Expansion Pack, as well as written an unreleased score for a Need For Speed Underground trailer. In 2005 Deal released his second full-length album "BEX IDM". Deal has also scored the award-winning Jason Bounds film "Day X". Projects for 2006 include: In 2008 Deal released "Clinic" which was his highest grossing record to date. 

At the end of 2008 he retired to focus on family life, only to pull a Brett Favre in 2014. Now he's out of retirement and back to writing.

Bexarametric is finalizing his album "Solopsism" which is due for release later in 2015.


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