From Expansion​/​Contraction by Reverse Engineer.

Download for free at https://reverse-engineer.bandcamp.com/album/expansion-contraction

Music by Kenny Johnson

Reverse Engineer - "MRSA Beach"

Operation X-Ray EP 12

Young Widows “Took a Turn” 
DEAD ”No Remorse” 
Respire “To our Dead Friends” 
Human Interest  “Reptilian Complex” 
Sugar Horse “Fat Dracula“ 
Blood Pick Me “I.N.U.” 
W!ZARD “Quick Violence”  
Cell Press “Cell Prescient” 
Canyons “Small Sprite No Ice”
Love is Red “Darkness is waiting”
Melt Downer “Dye Out”
Muscle Vest “Stray” 
Goddamn “Yout” 
Nude Model “Locusts” 
The Body, BIG BRAVE “Oh Sinner” 
Smirk “Staring at Screens” 
Terrible Lovers “Easy Riler”
Luggage “Fear” 
False Brother “Desert Islands” 
Mike Lust “NEXT HEX” 
Fotocrime “Living outside of time” 
Staff Party “The End is Nigh” 
Cutty’s Gym “Can I Eat?” 
Finished “Rope Burns” 
Blue Youth “The enemy” 
Exhalants “Richard” 
Glassing”Lobe”
Easy Prey “Teeth” 
Metz “Drained Lake” 
Preoccupations “Silhouettes” 
These Arms are Snakes “Woolen Heirs” 
Show me the Body “Stone Cold Earth”

Operation X-Ray EP 12 - June 18, 2021

SERENitY dAGGER: "SUPERtZAR"

Scott Bazar: improvised guitar with eq and battery-powered Christmas lights

Stephen McClurg: Other instruments/textures

Flowerdew's Timeslip Ensemble

Original musical concept recorded by Tracy. Stephen and Jeff responded to Tracy's piece separately, with no awareness of each other's track beyond that. Jeff put the various parts together, massaged them into being all that they truly could be, and here are the country-fried-misanthropic results.

Recording finalized 2/27/20 at The Subversive Workshop.

Tracy Harris - percussion, keyboards, vocals & field recordings
Stephen McClurg - vocals, bass & photography
Jeff McLeod - guitar & massage

The Brain Destroys The Animal

Continuing collaboration with improviser/guitarist Scott Bazar. I did some mixing and drum loops combined with two improvised tracks he sent me.
Scott Bazar: On one track I used light up Halloween masks and an oil pan. On the other, I used more Halloween masks and bike lights. They are combo of soundreactive LEDs and sequenced LED patterns. I have them like hand puppets where I can adjust the sensitivity wheel and its proximity to the guitar, while it's running through an eq pedal to the amp.

Zazel dans le Nitro

Playlist:
1. Abusements - Troll Farm
2. Backseat Virgins - Beating Heart
3. Concrete Journal - Dance Your Skin Off, Chloe
4. Drop Diver - Space In Between
5. Evil Eye - RUN!!
6. Flagbearer - Ten Toes Down
7. The Go-Go Killers - I Gotta Condition
8. Headwires - Somehow I've Always Known
9. Ice Pik - Me, You, And Your Boyfriend
10. Jacks Remains - 05-25-75
11. KinZie - 70s Cop
12. Latin For Truth - Gutter Kid Traffik
13. Metayouth - Bum Doubt
14. Nightmare Boyzzz - Bad Vibes
15. Order Of Flagellants - Prom Night
16. Property - Run For Your Life
17. Quality Assurance - Desensitized
18. Russian Love Machine (w/ False Suns) - Hat Trick
19. Southern Withdrawal - Interior Modems
20. Terrible Lovers - Heave And Heft
21. Ugly Pompous Grin - I Drank Blood From A Cactus

GADcast Radio Episode 79

A friend asked me if I could make a version of "Jolly Sailor Bold" based on the one from a Pirates of the Caribbean movie. I thought of a ghost ship floating over R'lyeh. I don't think it was the sailor he was looking for, but there may be treats for some. Headphones recommended.

The Loneliness of the Crow's Nest Accordion

Continuing collaboration with improviser/guitarist Scott Bazar. I designed the track around the improvised pieces he sent me. 

He used guitar, an electric Christmas tree star topper, touch and sound reactive LED puppets, GE LED light stock, an LED Halloween skull, Ebow with a metal plate, a portable Christmas projector with signal, feedback, and manual manipulations.

We Danced and It Had Eyes Flat Like Gold Coins

Solo live guitar improvisation with effects and no overdubs.

Electric Drones 

We Used to Dance Down These Halls

Alex Winter stopped by today to talk about the brand new documentary that he directed called Zappa. This Frank Zappa film is absolutely next level and I have to tell you that even if you're not into Frank Zappa you should still watch this amazing film. There will never be another Frank Zappa and his influence on Music and Art is massive. Everyone from Primus to The Flaming Lips have a taste of Zappa. Alex Winter has directed some really amazing Doc's over the years including Deep Web and Downloaded as well as having a very successful acting career so it was an honor to have this man on. Don't forget to subscribe to my Youtube channel and my podcast on iTunes&nbsp; DDR