Described by Dave Gilyeat on BBC Introducing Oxford as:
"Something else entirely - like someone was taking a space train between two planets each populated entirely by grief stricken and slightly resentful robots"
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Single Sound Source:
1958 Fender Electric Violin 

No sampling, samples or synths were used in creating this piece.
 "Even that little scurrying thing that sounded like woodlice under the skin," 
Performing double stop tones creating third sounds, isolated and amplified using extreme lo & hi cut filters, high gain amplification, delay & reverb effects

Composed, performed & recorded by Ben Heaney, 11 May 2017
Produced at Benbecula Studio by Deltaviolin

See the video for Ghost Notes here:
https://youtu.be/udeun1PBLTY
Film by Ben Heaney

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©2017, Delta Violin Ltd.

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Ghost Notes

An elegant twisting of genres and noise-mongery.


An artist whose work engenders unexpected reactions and often elicits an extraordinary response.
• “One of the most carefully constructed musical statements of any Oxford artist in 2017”
• “Thought provoking. Challenging. Exacting. Ambient at times, almost intrusive at others”
• “An artfully constructed whole... a significant contribution”
• “I am simply amazed yet again by this work”
• “It is emotionally pulverising”
• “Exciting and exhilarating”
• “I found it quite calming”
• “The mood doesn't lift”
• “I really love that”