'Technical Difficulties' - 1998

We all stand in line
Upload our minds
Sys-op grows each time
Just like man-kind
Disks just store your lives
We don't down-size
No-one lives or dies
No smiles, no cries
I just watch the sky
Blue fills my eyes
Space-man on your ship
Take me with you

Technical Difficulties - 1998

Track 9 from 'New Ghost'. Released, unofficially in 2005.

Matrimonial Blood

Hypnotic Zephyr

HOW FAR I'D GO (feat. Juaquin Harris)

WORLD OF POWER (Super Slowed) - ASTXR & WXCHSXN

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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)

Electronic Saviors, Vol. 3: Remission

Biggest Fan

This is one of those happy accidents of the recording and mixing process. The original music tracks were recorded by Scott in early 1987 using a Korg DW-6000, a Casio SK-1 (on loan from the Fiber family), and recorded onto a Fostex X-15 Multitracker 4-Track Cassette Recorder.

Later in 1987, the infamous DSL sessions were recorded. For these mind altering sessions, Scott and I ended up using the other side of the cassette from the Idea H-2-12 recording.

Now, jump forward 2 years to the Summer of 1989 when I was mixing tracks for final release of The Secret Society project. Though most of the songs for The Secret Society release were recorded during the Summer of 1988 at Horse &amp; Buggy Highway Studios, I was looking for additional material to include on the final master. This is when I stumbled upon the cassette with Idea H-2-12. I popped the cassette in the X-15 and hit play.

Here's where the happy accident occurred...

The previous song that I had been mixing was a 4-track song and had all the levels wide open so, as the 2-tracks for Idea H-2-12 started to play, the 2-tracks from the other side of the tape were also audible. However, those 2-tracks from the DSL sessions were playing backwards! I thought it sounded "so cool" that I mixed it all together and we created our first (and only) backwards masking song.

Now you can be the judge of whether or not this song is as "cool" as I thought it was at the time and you'll also get bonus points if you can decipher the backwards masking vocals and sounds from the DSL sessions. But be warned, you may not want to know what the backwards masking vocals and sounds are!

The Secret Society

Idea H-2-12

Floating Fish Studios held Synth Jam 2019 - Time Travel at FFS II on 11/02/19. The ensemble gathered included core Imbued Vagary personnel M Scott McConnell (aka MC2P4) and Matt Norcross (aka Ttam Troll).

An Akai Tom Cat provides a noisy analog Ttam Troll programmed beat while MC2P4 delivers sonic structure for the improv on his Korg Z1.  Ttam Troll then slinks in and out of the mix layering synth pads from a Korg DW-8000, bell tones on an Oberheim Matrix-6, and distorted soloing from a Roland GAIA SH-01 (an instrument he says he hates).

This live improv is titled, TR-1.

Imbued Vagary - TR-1 (Live at FFS II 11/02/19)

Written by Kris "Halo" Pierce and Amira
Violin by Zef Noise
Produced by Kris "Halo" Pierce
Special thanks to Jessica Paz and Jorge Muelle

Lyrics
Woke up in a strange light
In some mystic place
Visions in the distance
In a glassy haze

I melt into the shadows
I burn into the day

And down
Into the black ocean waves
Tumbling down
Over and over again
Ooh, Ooh

Pictures in the big sky
Across eternity’s face
Two ships in the night
Against a jagged mountain range

I melt into the shadows
I burn into the day

And down
Into the black ocean waves
Tumbling down
Over and over again
Ooh, Ooh

Maybe I’m out of my mind
Dancing like one of a kind
Over and over again

Kris "Halo" Pierce with Amira - Midnight Dive

This was the first song written for the album 'New Ghost'. So, it's pretty old. We recently adjusted the recipe to taste more like violence.

Technical Difficulties - 1998

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