A rhythmic improv on a DIY Buchla 200.

All sounds created within the synthesizer - no external processing.

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https://retape.bandcamp.com/album/modular

Modular 5

Hrmd 4

This is side B of the split EP with TYSK RAIDER onmindcolormusic

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ergotine

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hey guys, havent posted much lately but heres a late night analog jam.
got some stuff on the horizon so keep ears to the ground....
-m

303 Juno Fingy

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from oh boy 3 out now on bandcamp

https://velumbreak.bandcamp.com/album/oh-boy-3

Gorgonite

3 DUB ON REVOX 
PRO ONE & Mellotron
2020
live music machine 
montferrer "light the forest" plug & play

life&death the chamber music vol3

For a few years after 2016, it seemed that Vladimir Putin was everywhere in America. And not just on the news, but on all sorts of items—from stickers, to t-shirts, to fiction, and knickknacks. His steely-eyed face served as a political window into the American psyche. Much of this material culture focused on the socially taboo—the satirical, scatological, even risqué—as it paired Putin with a host of American political figures, Donald Trump, first and foremost. So, what does Putin kitsch in America mean? And how does it fit within larger media, technology, consumerism, and politics?

Guest:

Alison Rowley is professor of Russian history at Concordia University. She’s the author of Open Letters: Russian Popular Culture and the Picture Postcard, 1880-1922. Her most recent book is Putin Kitsch in America published by McGill-Queen's University Press.


Putin Kitsch in America

Trio for harp, flute and viola

Performed by Ghost Ensemble at Areté venue and gallery, Brooklyn November 2019

Margaret Lancaster(flute)
Lucia Stavros (harp)
Carrie Frey(viola)

After some time away from composing notated music, being occupied more with open and text scores, the lovely Ghost Ensemble approached me for a piece, and what came out is an actual score and this lovely performance in November 2019. 

Thank you Ben Richter and Ghost Ensemble for organizing this sensitive, nuanced and thoughtful performance of a piece that could have gone many different ways.

Please write me if you'd like to take a look at the score!

Trio for Flute, Viola and Harp

Imperial expansion is as much about conquering nature as it is about subjugating people. The Russian state’s expansion to the edges of the Eurasian continent exemplifies the challenge of turning frozen and inhospitable land into livable space or converting lush landscapes into profit and prosperity. To get a better understanding of this process in some of the far reaches of Russia, I turned to two people Sharyl Corrado and Paul Josephson to talk about Sakhalin and the Arctic respectively and relationship between Russian imperial expansion and nature, and how environment was imagined and shaped in the process.



Guests:



Paul Josephson, the author of 13 books, is professor of history at Colby College, Waterville, Maine, and visiting, part-time professor at Tomsk State University.  A historian of big science and technology, he conducted archival research in Arctic regions while working on his monograph, The Conquest of the Russian Arctic.  His most recent book, with Polity Press, is called Chicken: A History from Farmyard to Factory.  He is working now on a global nuclear environmental history.



Sharyl Corrado is Associate Professor of History and History Program Director at Pepperdine University in Malibu, California.  She has published articles on the environmental history and historical geography of the imperial Russian Far East in a variety of academic journals in English and Russian. She is also known within Russian Baptist circles for her research on Russian Baptist and Evangelical history, including a monograph published in Russian and an edited volume on East European Baptist History.  She is currently working on an annotated collection of letters written by a Red Cross sister serving in the Sakhalin Penal colony.

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