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Killing Galileo is Haunted Echo's fifth release and features the two singles, Bullet Through My Head and Odyssey, which originally exclusively premiered on MTV.com

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Haunted Echo (ft. Elaine Kristin) - Bullet Through My Head (Dismantled Remix)

This first offering from Floating Fish Studios Synth Jam 2016 - Birthday 07/30/16 sessions is an improv titled, Can You Dig It?.

Paul Polidoro on the “Wheels of Steel” shows off his turntable prowess during this improv while Thee Sub One Genius leads the rhythmic charge with Beat Architecture and Steve O Man accompanies on electronic drums. Ttam Troll pulsates a Prodigy synth bass line as MC2P4 and Mary, Mary layer synth lines on top it all.

Imbued Vagary - Can You Dig It? (Live at FFS II 07/30/16)

From the Stiff Valentine album America Inbreeding, scheduled for release on February 14th.

Somebody to Hate

Self titled track from the EP, Fuck You, I'm Famous.

Dead on TV "Dead on TV"

Dichotomy is the first single from the highly anticipated Rein[Forced] album X Amount of Stab Wounds in the Back. This digital only single features 6 versions of the title track including mixes by Stiff Valentine, Sensuous Enemy, Ego Likeness, Deathproof and The Dark Clan plus a special b-side. If this is any indication, then the album is going to be stellar. 

Rein[Forcded] Dichotomy (Single Version)

Here's another live in the studio track unearthed from the FFS Vaults. This version of How Do Rocks Multiply (Solution IV) was recorded at Horse and Buggy Highway Studios in Shippensburg, PA during the recording sessions for The Secret Society debut release in Summer 1988.

As in yesterday's post, this performance was recorded in between the "serious" recordings for the release and features the line up of M Scott McConnell (Synthesizers), Matt Norcross (Bass), Tim Harrell ("Live" Drum Machine), Ken Chandler (Vocals), and birthday boy, Kevin "Bart the Fart" Wilson (Guitar).

The occasion for this recording was Kevin "Bart the Fart" Wilson's birthday. Though none of his guitar work made it onto The Secret Society official release, we celebrated his birthday with a day (and night) music making and partying. Though by listening to this and the other recordings from this day, you may wonder which we did more of but, suffice it to say, we made sure that we did plenty of both.

Without further digression, I present to you the dueling guitar work of Kevin "Bart the Fart" Wilson.

The Secret Society - How Do Rocks Multiply (Solution IV) Live

This previously unreleased audio recording of Any Questions? - Dance For The Future is the original 10+ minute improvised version which was taken from the final day of recording at 1 Gold Street (otherwise known as Der Palast des Goldes) in the Summer of 1990. A reworked final version appeared on our Illegitimate Release 1990 product.

As with the other music recorded that day, MC2P4 and I were in almost perfect sync and pushed our digital synths to their sonic limits while sometimes overdriving our Fostex X-15 Multitracker 4-Track Cassette Recorder during the process.

MC2P4 laid the groundwork for this song by playing a sparse but deliberate synth bass line and contrapuntal synth string melody to accompany the drum rhythm I programmed. Meanwhile, I had free reign to solo endlessly over the progressions he played. I started with an improvised electric bass part which I quickly abandoned for an all out digital synth assault. The Korg DW-8000 and DW-6000 were my synths of choice for the session and I very liberally mutated every patch I encountered.

As if all of that wasn't enough, MC2P4 provides a vocal performance to accompany the sonic experiment. His lyrics warn us not to squander our present lives by living in the past or dreaming of the future. A struggle that we all battle with every day!

Any Questions? - Dance For The Future

Created in 2004 with That Girl Julia Marie

Kelis - Milkshake (The Beat Circles 2-Step Remix)

Music written and produced by Kris "Halo" Pierce and Elaine Benavides
Vocals and lyrics by Claus Larsen
Addt'l vocals by Elaine Benavides

Resident51 was started as a challenge: create a set to open for Psychic TV in 2006. Elaine and Kris fall down the rabbit hole of experimental, yet danceable, electronic music for fans of Download, Skinny Puppy, cEvin Key. They have placements at MTV, Hot Topic, Tencent Music Entertainment (China), Rehegoo Music, Yandex (Russia), and retail in-store radio in Spain, France, Russia, and the USA.  www.HaloAskewEnt.com

Resident51 - Haunted Sharp Things (feat. Claus Larsen)

Another take on the title track from the upcoming LP, Hypothetical Lifeforms.  Featuring Rania Jazeri.

Hypothetical Lifeforms (Halo's Rabbit Whole Remix)

“My life is based on the immersive experience of music. I write the songs, play all the instruments, and I build from the ground up the systems that audiences listen to music on,” shares composer, solo artist, and multi-award winning, genre-crossing producer Kris Halo Pierce. Parallel to his career as an Avant-pop artist and a producer, Kris is also an audio tech and engineer for major events in New York City.

Resident51 - Haunted Sharp Things (feat. Claus Larsen)

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