Redwoods

tuabitha

Photo: Hill House, Scotland, 2025.

As ever, listen all the way through = good karma... thank you.

Drums: NI sample pack.
Bass: Sandberg Elektra 4-string with flats through NI Guitar Rig.
Guitars: Suhr Classic Custom into NI GuitarRig and Archetype Mateus Asato .
Keys: various VST from NI and Arturia. Crow Hill Dulcet Voice.
Mastering: Ozone 11 Standard.
DAW: Ableton 12.

Fading to Grey and Purple

Noise Floor

Signal To Noise

Dribble The Ball

NightMan - Civic Rob

This is the second part of the Ribosome Fugues, this time dealing not with the input, but more with the output of ribosomes - creating hundreds of different proteins. Each protein formed by the neccities of evolution and designated for different purposes, for each living cell, for every living being. Just one biological industrial complex within the greater metropolitian area that we observe as: "a single cell".

Musically, it is a both an Adante and the 4th Scherzo withing the lose sonata form, we have named 'Hybrid Symphony Nr°5 - Cellular City' - more abstract and industrial than the previous four. 

Modes & modulations:
C Lydian C Phrygian
C Phry B Dori H Phry B Dori 
D Mixo B Dori H Phry H Lydian
D Mixo/G   B Dori/G#  H Phry/G 
F# Locrian/G  Eb Mixo/G#

97 bpm

Hybrid Symphony Nr°5 - Cellular City

Ribosomes II - Protein Synthesizer

“This is not your average, everyday darkness. This is… ADVANCED darkness.” — SpongeBob Squarepants

Track list and start times:
00:00  Robin Carolan – Seeress (from ‘The Northman’)
03:18  Vincent Eoppolo – Triptych (featuring Mario Sboarina)
07:47  Third Ear Band – Egyptian Book of the Dead
16:22  Adam Majdecki-Janicki – Gorczyn Forever Jazz Aftermath
24:18  Bob Rutman and Arran Poole – Dresden
30:45  Eiko Ishibashi & Jim O'Rourke – lia
37:56  Hand To Earth – Wata Dhärranhayŋu
47:11  Les Baxter – Sunken City
50:00  Madeleine Cocolas – Parthenon
54:41  Arthur King – Ned's Mystery Machine Vol. 1 (excerpt)
1:00:09  Hekla – Flækjur
1:06:18  Mike Lazarev – Temporal Echoes of Sacred Tonalities
1:13:14  Robin Carolan – Last Teardrop (from ‘The Northman’)
1:16:26  Aki Onda – Screen Test
1:23:04  The Sabres Of Paradise – Chapel Street Market 9am
1:30:02  Madeleine Cocolas – Past The Floodline
1:35:20  Paul Minesweeper – Watch The World's Embers
1:40:28  Timo Kaukolampi & TAL – Full moon improvisation 27-4-2021
1:50:10  Nathan Johnson – War (from ‘Brick’)
1:54:12  Vode – Green Judgement
2:04:09  Ujif_notfound – Peace Your Tranquility
2:07:14  Michael Valentine West – a black ship, conflicting versions of events (excerpt)
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Eclectic current – You don't need a license to drive a sandwich

https://youtu.be/uzDQ8lTWz0I

TD3, Typhon, and S1. 

Movement 11

PLumP00H&TK - Residency

This week's Disquiet Junto, number 0717, invited us to collaborate with an ancestor. I recalled my kinship with a certain pioneering electronic musician, my reclusive great aunt Carly Wendos. (Her catalog is strangely absent from most streaming services, but she was something of a sensation in classical music.)

The piece is a favorite of hers, an interpretation of Beethoven's Piano Trio #5 in D Major, Op. 70 No.1, the so-called "Ghost Movement". Aunt Carly rocks the Moogs while I supply the string section via live electric violin.

In all seriousness, this one is dedicated to my trans elder Wendy Carlos. Thank you for making a way for us. 

(Cover photo is a shot of her studio circa 1968.)

More on the 717th weekly Disquiet Junto project, Generation Gambit — The Assignment: Layer two eras of recordings, one of them imaginary — at https://disquiet.com/0717/.

Ghost Movement (with Carly Wendos) (disquiet0717)

I create original experimental, postpunk, and experiential music from my studio in Chicago. The Hard Times described my work as "creepy, haunted, but also a little bit uplifting." Prolific.

Ghost Movement (with Carly Wendos) (disquiet0717)

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