Excerpt of MT Coast's 4-channel sound component of 'Pilot:Drone:Committee:Target'—an exhibit at Experimental Sound Studio's Audible Gallery. More information at ess.org/audible-gallery

MT Coast - 'Pilot:Drone:Committee:Target' - excerpt

This channel is the story of my 30+ years of making non-commercial music for my own reasons and personal therapy. I've finally decided to re-master it and put it out for general consumption. 
Everything on here was created by or involved me, it's copyright to me unless stated otherwise or a collaboration. 
Disclaimer: Apologies if you hear anything sampled that you think is yours; as far as I'm aware it's all creative commons I used but any attribution I'm happy to note on here......and please be aware any profits raised from this will be donated to CALM and other men's mental health charities. 
"Dark inertia is born of ignorance, it deludes all embodied selves. Dark inertia binds down the self with heedlessness, indolence, and sleep"

Longtime punk rock & avante garde/noise enthusiast

Creative sounds from the outer limits for your listening experience. 

“All things come into being by conflict of opposites.”
― Heraclitus

Original art available printed with UV ink on 12" square aluminum composite at $60 each. Bitcoin and Ethereum accepted. Message me for details.

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Uncomfortably bohemian experimental therapeutic sounds