Name: Lluvia de estrellas by Federico Durand
Duration: 7 min 36 s
Description: A new piece made with Crumar Performer synthersizer + Roland Space Echo RE-201 + Count To Five. Small melodies drifting ~* One take recording ~*

You are trapped in a liminal space. They see you.

ruptured path

A new piece made with Crumar Performer synthersizer + Roland Space Echo RE-201 + Count To Five. Small melodies drifting ~* One take recording ~*

Lluvia de estrellas

Taken from the self titled album released as 2LP and Download

Oto Hiax 'Creeks' (EMEGO 234)

from the "Labyrinth" LP / CS (NNF340)
Not Not Fun / 2017

MAP THE LABYRINTH: 
https://xyrmusic.bandcamp.com/album/labyrinth
https://midheaven.com/item/labyrinth-by-xyr

X.Y.R. "False Angel Lullaby"

A musical piece made with music boxes, tape loops and a small modular sampler. It will be released during November 2018 on vinyl LP by wonderful IIKKI label (France) along with a photo book by Spanish duo Albarrán Cabrera. Mastered by Taylor Deupree.

More information here: https://www.iikki-books.com/iikki-002-alveare

Las estrellas giran en el pinar

excerpt from a live tape loop, percussion, guitar + modular synth performance at S1, Portland.

180812

My first ever all-modular live set for the June edition of Modular on the Spot - PDX. 
I wanted to try doing something more rhythmic with more upfront melodies for a change.  The main melodies are primarily Make Noise 0-coast being sequenced by Monome Ansible and being resampled in the ER-301.  The drones are all from the 4MS SWN. Textures + wurlitzer samples are coming from a 2hp Play + ER-301.  All the reverb comes from via Audio Damage EOS + Æverb modules. Pamela's New Workout from ALM/Busy Circuits is providing all of the clocks + LFOs.
This live set was recorded directly to a 4MS WAV Recorder module.

190629 (Live Set - Modular on the Spot PDX)

From Slow Walking out Aug 30th on limited LP

Moss Covered Technology - Departure Process

From 'Slowly Dismantling' on Room40, out on November 1.

With 'Slowly Dismantling,' Los Angeles based artist Yann Novak problematizes understandings of ambience as homogenous and static. 'Slowly Dismantling' deconstructs ambient, pulling it way from the blank and the atmospheric, refusing the perceived luxury of sound within which context is erased. Reflecting on his formative experiences as a queer youth in middle America, he explores the idea of these acoustic and social spaces as zones of liberation within which a spectrum of identity is formed. He creates a series of dense sonic fields that reflect on how the past can be decoded and utilized as a device for contextualizing the future.

Slowly Dismantling

All Things End, Sometimes In Fire

"Remembrance" is taken from "Invisible Island". Midori Hirano´s follow up album from 2015s "Minor Planet". Handmade LP and CD editions available from Sonic Pieces February 7th.

Lluvia de estrellas

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