These tracks are all explorations I have made over the past 25 years involving repetition of sounds and motifs, as well as the role of attention and expectation in creating perceptual organization.

My current work is focused on the role of slow modulations in creating a calm but stimulating environment. This has led to experimentation with more "musical" instruments and sounds such as the electric bass and digital versions of old-school analog synths like Arturia's excellent version of the Moog Modular.

Music and sound experiments with various instruments including synthesizers (eurorack/modular, semi-modular, digital), guitar, piano, Micro Mellotron,  effects, and field recordings. 

I mostly use this site as a way to share demos.  Tapes and digital albums are available for purchase via bandcamp.  Please prioritize purchasing my releases directly from labels.  

Thanks for stopping by!

williwaw is a violent squall, and also a sonic malestrom produced by the two hands, two feet, four strings and many forms of amplification under the direction of Bill Whitmer. Since a rainy day in Champaign, Illinois in 1994, williwaw has "nimbly piloted his unlikely vehicle into uncharted territory again and again, making pulsating, variegated, beautiful noise" (M. Kendrick, Chicago Reader, 2006).

I'm a Masters student at Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA). I like classic rock and good, clean, bass-ridden electronica.

WHERE ARE MY GOGGZ?
all nOiZe created by Elijah Cortez
@stickyswampgoblin

Steep Ascender is the solo work of multi-instrumentalist, performer, composer and producer Matthew Zimmerman. He describes his original music as Spirit-Fusion/ Progressive Rock.
He is also a founding member of the progressive melodic rock bands No Divide and Mindwalk.

Erick Gallun is following