The Beepers, Oasis 1978
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Giorgio Moroder (The Beepers) - Love Is You (1978)

Australian producer Tim Koch started early, experimenting with a Tascam reel-to-reel four track, an endless supply of his siblings’ guitars, and a few 8-bit computer systems. An early fascination with 1978-1981-era Public Image Ltd. – especially Metal Box’s stark production and behemoth basslines – led Koch to play bass guitar and drums in a number of shoegaze-influenced rock bands. He soon developed a taste for more instrumental, sequencer-based music, drawn to its potential for experimentation and unorthodox sound sources. While studying at Adelaide University, Koch took advantage of the University’s EMU music-technology unit, surrounding himself with archaic analogue synthesizers and listening deeply to innovative composers like Varese, Stockhausen, and Ligeti.

Over five full-length albums, Tim Koch has explored countless moods and textures but never tied himself to one style. He initially found the attention of the electronic-music world

under the moniker Thug, layering Detroit-style pawn-shop beatboxes with rich synth pads; on subsequent releases, he reverted to his given name and toyed with more playful sounds. Koch’s recent full-length Faena refines all the elements of his career thus far while integrating acoustic guitars, female vocals, and raw found sounds. Over the years, the Adelaide-based Koch has released his music on labels including deFocus, Merck, U-Cover, Seeland, n5MD, and Intr_version and has composed for film, television, and video games.

Regarding 10:32, his newest project on Ghostly International, Koch’s remarks are as cryptic as his choice of moniker:

10:32 is the length of an albatross.
10:32 is a month and an age.
10:32 is soft skin on hollow hearts.
10:32 is quick feet on cool floors.
10:32 is seeing through your eyes.
10:32 is mornings into evenings.
10:32 is finishing before the end.
10:32 is ten thirty-two.

Giorgio Moroder - the father of Disco

Genres and Styles: 
Disco, Electronic, Synthesizer, Pop, Rock, House

Soundtracks: 
Metropolis, Scarface, Midnight Express, Cat People, Electric Dreams, American Gigolo, Flashdance, The NeverEnding Story, Top Gun, Racer

I am currently working on a new album. 
Stay tuned.

About me: happy music producer and idiot knobber, death metal bassist, very stressed Software Project Manager, absolutely convinced Vegan: compassionate for poor Aminals used for foods and dress. 
I like music, all music, and all around music. I hear from techno to classic, from jazz to deep metal. In youth I was an angry and agressive punk rocker bassman but meantime I heared also many reggae, electronic and hip hop music. At the end of nineties years I fall into techno, drum & bass music and rave music: so I decided to play the electronic dance music. 

I prefer analog synth of which are vintage and modern. In principle I try not to use the computer and all the cool devices are could be connected to it.
To clarify for me the basic configuration Should Be nostalgic and all dressed Roland TB303, TR808, Juno 106 or SH101.
But hidden dream of having a moog theremin Etherwave, a Doepfer A System, or the series vintage Korg MS-10, 20 etc. ...

Instruments list: Quasimidi Sirius, EMU XK-6, Yamaha DX7 browny fully modded, Access Virus A, Korg Monotribe, Korg MS2000R, 2 x Casio VL1 tone (one ready for circuit bend modify), Yamaha FB01, 2 x Roland MC303, x0xb0x fully modded Atomic Mod 1,  2 x BOSS DR202, Yamaha RX11, 2 x Mutable Instrument Shruthi, Sammich SID,  Korg padKontrol, Roland MC-50 MkII, Speak&Spell (ready for circuit bend modify), EMU esi2000 fully upload, Boss Bass Synthetizer pedal, Fostex DMT-8 multitrack, Akai GD4000 reel to reel, and naturally Mac, yamaha mixer KRK monitor and Koss Headphone, Arturia Minibrute, Korg volca series, Stylophone, Akai Tomcat, Akai Rhytm Wolf, Novation Moredernova.

Dreamlist: Arturia Matrixbrute, Arturia Microfreak, Korg Electribe MKII series, Korg MS-20, Acidlab M1AM1, jomox resonator, Atomosynth, Behringer TD3, TR8, TR6, Model D.

Giorgio Moroder (The Beepers) - Love Is You (1978)

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