Orphan Sound System. "Meet The System"

Omnia Sacra Et Miracula Sunt

The Perfect Storm

Vigilance Suite 373 April 5

Bucza

who had rights to remain
unmurdered came
in blurred voice robe
to my ears innermost
amid social silences
far too loud

photos of bodies, tethered

they try to smear the overcome
merger with the mud
and scattered machinic metal
wind ripping through distant
sheets in slivers

recluse
banditry
warrior
pancreas
blossom
midnight
penetralium

she had a phone,
a green bike,
ebony hair,
cobalt eyes, ancestral
horses would
stop and fondly
reverence her
when there were
horses,
those last
gentle souls
of the steppe

Vigilance Suite Buzca 376

Pact Between Bone and Skin

first track with the new mandolin in and off the cuff microtonal tuning. additional sounds from synthesizer and room resonance feedback.

Ever Living Inmost Joy

Mandolin with Ebow, slide, objects, feedback.

That Certain Slant Of Sunlight

This morning started off, unexpectedly, but naturally enough, with an inspiration and subsequently a series of pieces imbued with thoughts, memories and moods associated with the work of Pharoah Sanders. The impact cannot be readily explained in words. Other language instead. I wanted to call the album Pharoah's Throw, as if the cards came from him. And maybe that's the truth of the matter. In this one, especially. In the other 6, maybe some other spells mix in while the tahuid remains the same in spirit while turning in the ta'wil of personal access.

Pharoah's Tarot 2

Eyeball Planet excerpt op 728

Eryk Nowacki; sitar; Jeff Gburek: acoustic guitar. After two years of being unable to meet, we are back at the crossroads. Photo of sculpture by Albert Gyorgy

ErykJeff 151 mix, 2025

Orphan Sound System demo cassette "Meet The System".  Brooklyn, 1997. 
John El-Manahi: electric guitar; John Palumbo: trap drum set; Jeff Gburek: electric bass, rat pedal

OSS IN

Nothing Can Live In That Water Orphan Sound System

orphans sound system. recorded in williamsburg, brooklyn, 1997. john elmanahi: electric bass; john palumbo: drums; jeff gburek: electric guitar. more to follow

Djangle Orphan Sound System

orphan sound system. jeff gburek: violin, bass; john elmanahi, guitar, radio; john palumbo: drums. recorded in williamsburg, brooklyn, 1997. the title displays the dadaist humor enjoyed by the members even while laying down a heavy groove with dark overtones and eerie harmonics, boxing with the shadows.

Chuck Yr Wagner Orphan Sound System

The Eyes Have It

From the demo cassette, "Meet The System," recorded in 1997 in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY inside the Microwave Oven on Powers Street. The Orphan Sound System: John El-Manahi: bow, guitar. John Palumbo: drums, mix. Jeff Gburek: guitar, pedal.

Archesurfal Typer Orphan Sound System

listeners will find here the most recent edge of my research as well as album samples and one-offs from the last 10 years of my solo work, from official, upcoming releases, unreleased oddities, works in-progress, & experiments, all music by jeff gburek and collaborators, as noted. support directly via paypal: jeff.gburek@gmail.com or buy albums via https://jeffgburekprojects.bandcamp.com/

The Eyes Have It

el manahi

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