I am Tara Busch. One half of the audio visual duo I SPEAK MACHINE. I make these sounds. 

ispeakmachine.bandcamp.com

Mutant Waves pour out of my cerebral cortex and all places where harmony may not ever have existed and may not yet. Modular Synthesis to melt your brain.  Mathematically all music exists at all times across eternity time, so when one "creates" music one is really exploring an existing mathematical space of possibilities and threading a fabric across spacetime in the audio domain. An excursion into this possible existence space of music and sound extracts these mutant waves into your brain. We are not responsible for your brain melting into new possibilities, but we do encourage you to take a leap into the realms of the possible and explore.

Earth Moon Earth is a cosmic rock collective created by Drummer/Producer, Dan Joeright in the California hi-desert. Originating from Joshua Tree with roots spreading from Los Angeles to London, this rhythm and synth based project blends elements of electronic, space and psychedelic rock, creating cinematic soundscapes for inter-planetary wanderers.

Starting as an experimental - improvisational project taking shape in Dan's desert recording studio (Gatos Trail), Earth Moon Earth evolved quickly and has been a vehicle to host a variety of collaborating musicians including: Skye Edwards (Morcheeba) - Vocals, Dan Joeright (The Rentals) - Drums, Rich Good (The Psychedelic Furs) - Guitar, Jonathan Hischke (Broken Bells) - Bass, Jasmine Ash - Vocals, Esteban Chavez (the Freeks) - Synths,  Glitch - Theremin, Bob Villwock - Keys,  Be Hussey (Radar Bros) - Bass, Gabriella Evaro - Vocals, Ryan Johnson - Keys, Vincent Signorelli (Unsane) - Percussion and Algis Kizys (Swans) - Short Wave Radio

The name Earth Moon Earth (EME) was derived from a radio communications technique of the same name. EME is the technique of bouncing radio waves off of the moon for the purpose of extending a short wave radio signal around the curvature of the Earth. Like the EME technique, the band's musical goal is to establish a connection.

“Earth Moon Earth have conjured up a soundtrack to what it feels like to fearlessly wander.” - Get It On Vinyl

“Laid-back beats, soft electronic piano riffs, languid bass lines and slightly detached vocals conjure an overall late-night, smoky, trip-hop vibe that keeps you going back for listen after listen.”  - Get In To This - UK

“The music is layers of texture, there’s an otherwordly sound at times lending an air of psychedelia. It all sounds like a big experiment gone right.” - SF Sonic

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