Wow, found this one on an old cassette tape marked "Human Interference".  Thought it was a mixtape at first, but upon listening I recognized it, I'm guessing 1994 or so.  Made in Drummer 2.0 (what a great program) this was one of my first tracks I composed and it predated Obliq/Diode material.  I was really into trance at the time.  Probably used the Roland R-8, Roland Juno-106, and Oberheim Matrix 6.  

davealex - Human Interference

Kline Coma Xero is a minimal wave/synth project produced by Tony Williams from California.  The distinctive sound of Kline Coma Xero is produced solely from analogue instruments, producing a cold yet beautifully crafted melodies and rhythms.  Such inspiration could only be found in the early European minimal wave/synth groups from the 1980's.  The project gained inception in June of 2012 and offers an alternative to the arbitrary use of the laptop as an instrument which has become indicative of modern electronic music.  The minimal melodies are layered with melancholy vocals with lyrical content and philosophical outlook inspired from the authors like Ballard, Burroughs and  Pynchon.

[Electronic Music Enthusiast!]
This page is for random musical projects and work in progress tracks and perhaps a DJ set or two.Would love your feedback!
[DJ]
Started with DJing Middle School dances back in the early 80s with my dad's rockin' system and dual cassettes.Received my first Moog for my 16th birthday.Started formal DJing in 1988 (went to 96) at KUCB
radio (pre-1190) in Boulder.First club gig was biweekly at Club 156/Quigleys in Boulder and did this for years.DJed many parties and events through the radio station, and also many house and underground parties as the "rave" scene developed.
In 1991 was resident at Boulder's Express Club and in 1992-96 was resident at Boulder's Marquee Club.Ordered vinyl for Albums on the Hill's DJ shop in the 90s as well.
[Production]
In 1994 started the band Neurotricity and performed several gigs and had a couple of studio tracks released.This all led up to being the co-founder of Multicast and Obliq Recordings in 1996 and have continued with projects on this imprint to date with distribution in Germany, UK and Japan.We are on over 30 releases with 120+ tracks all available for free at the mothership <a href="http://obliq.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://obliq.net</a>.
[More]
Videos are available at the Obliq Recordings YouTube channel; many of which are videos of storms and tornadoes (I'm an avid storm chaser; started that at an early age in 1977).Check out <a href="http://obliq.net" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">obliq.net</a> for all the details.
If you are doing likeminded stuff I'd love to hear from you and check out your tunes!
