noxpox - spim

As I was making it, the image of the beginning of a day with a sense of disquiet from dawn came to mind, so I used that as the title.

Unwanted dawn

Thank you to everyone who always brings my tracks with me. Just thanks.
They are sometimes involved in accidents. accident. 
But you have to be prepared not to give up until the end. 
There may come a time when I am so puzzled. 
But don't give up and believe in fate.

Count in Number Trance

machines hate(beat)

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Dead

A soundtrack for the tipping point. Words and music by Antipodeans, with a nod and a wink to AC/DC and Martin Carthy for Icebergs. Recorded and mixed at Grovehill Studios in Cornwall, and mastered by Dr Hackey at the Hackey Sack. Play it LOUD and out the window.

Icebergs

Waiting For Heaven

Continuing my use of a minimal setup, this is composed on a limited modular and performed on the synth and mixer in one take. This started with my thinking of a rain like sound which I didn't quite get where I wanted so I sidelined. It was replaced by several synth parts to add various textures and rhythms, and a sort of broken melody. I'm not sure the whole quite hangs together but I enjoy the elements.

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This track was inspired by the following Haiku:
The surface of the water,
like ornate silk -
spring rain.

Surface Rain (naviarhaiku352)

Just a bit of fun here. And as the song says, it’s the most tremendous new musical experience you can have....
Found an old collection of bass loops I'd recorded way back in 2015 / 2016 for a song that never quite worked out when I tried to record it. Anyways, for reasons unbeknownst to me now, at some stage over the last 4 or 5 years I sped those loops up and duly forgot about them again.  After getting a new computer last month I decided I should either delete or do something with all the random incomplete or abandoned music taking up disk space. Thusly I dragged a generic drum beat in with the loops and added some old advertisement and movie samples found at archive.org and behold, I created what is the closest I'll ever come to creating a novelty song.
The original music from which the bass loops for this song were taken can be found here:
https://soundcloud.com/graeme-mc-pherson/they-dug-everything-out-of-the-earth

And if you're a glutton for punishment, there's a video for "1 minute 40 seconds" here:
https://youtu.be/J0q-bC2qrbk

1 minute 40 seconds

This is an account to store my Naviar challenge creations.

Surface Rain (naviarhaiku352)

ChalkWalk Naviar