Last Saturday, the ACEC building in Apeldoorn transformed into a pulsating universe of sound, light, and energy. During De Opening, Deep Circuit Electro Miners delivered a concert that shook the walls and lit up hearts. The audience was swept away on a sonic journey through glitchy rhythms, hypnotic visuals, and an atmosphere that hovered somewhere between rave and ritual.

To close this unforgettable evening, the group unveiled their latest creation: The Glob. A track that feels like a cosmic entity slowly coming to life—growing, pulsing, transforming. It’s the perfect fusion of their experimental roots and their love for the unexpected.

With members from London, Amsterdam, and Apeldoorn, Deep Circuit Electro Miners is more than a band—it’s a collective that creates music for the sheer joy of it, yet with a depth that lingers. The Glob is out now, and if you dare, you can listen to it on their SoundCloud. But be warned: once The Glob grabs hold of you, it doesn’t let go.

The Glob

Harmonics Sparks a St Elmo's Fire...
High above Apeldoorn, Deventer, Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Malia and London...
As Sawtooth Booms, Telephoto Zooms...
Sonics Pitch as the Shutter Clicks...
Animated Miners climb into the Cathode Ray...
To Excavate the Silence inbetween the Frames..
Unearthing Glinting Gemstones left by
Gods of the Ohm...
Electro Plasma Mining, delves into the unknown...
Atoms Vibrate, Cosmic Microwaves Radiate..
White Light Transmitting Celluloid Archangels...
Learning from the Masters...
Damen und Herren..
From the other side of midnight..
Hier Komen de Broadcasters.

This soundtrack was made by RJ&HW: for the motion picture 'CHASE'. 

The director insisted that the leading lady should go to Laura Wicket [1941-1975] here present absentia was circumnavigated  by featuring her daughter Stella Winkleigh. Stella does not  resemble  her mother at all. She is therefore featured in most scenes from the waist down creating this  French black and white movie feel in full colour.

John MetCalf landed himself a Grammy nomination for his part as the brother of the antagonist. In itself  a major achievement as he is not even featured in this film. Also absent is Francesca Wedding; she refused the role of 2nd sister twice due to the lack of profound nudity.
The scenes of the ascending plane were shot in total darkness in favor of budgetary reasons.

The director, who was replaced by Franklin Dwight, lost the plot during the first two days of the shooting. Franklin came in fresh and did not have a clue which was just the touch of lightness  the film needed. The director and our male lead did their best to dislike each other. It gave  the movie even more tension. Filming 'The making Of'  might have made an even better movie due to general misconduct, the fighting and prop steeling.  

How did this movie came about? We don't know as all documents were lost after a night in a pub. By the way the executive producers car is still missing after the chase scene… nobody dared to tell him. Please don't mention it.
As for this movie; are we ever going to see it? Who knows, maybe we should ask Quentin Tarantino to step in. 

In the meantime you will have to picture the picture by the songs....