Name: returning to the surface by Jaspertine
Duration: 3 min 36 s
Description: So, I've been working on a new album, and it's been kind of moving along in fits and starts. This track got dropped at a pretty early point for being somewhat redundant, but it does give some indication as to the direction things have been going in.

Our Dad is the artist Tastelike Cake...

We make music as a group my younger brother and my cousin.

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10m
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finding those words

1st of December 2013

Fragments of a piece I'm working on for a project involving music of the English renaissance-composer John Dowland. Lots of very high and very low frequencies. Also other concrete sounds recorded today.

Please listen with headphones or in stereo.

Take a look at my Tumblr-page too: http://2013recomposed.tumblr.com/
... or join my Sound Diary group on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/groups/sound-diary
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1 december 2013

Fragmenten van een stuk waarin ik momenteel werk voor een project rond muziek van de Engelse renaissance-componist John Dowland. Veel heel hoge en lage frequenties. Ook andere concrete geluiden vandaag opgenomen.

Te beluisteren met hoofdtelefoon of in stereo.

Neem ook eens een kijkje op mijn Tumblr-pagina: http://2013recomposed.tumblr.com/
... Of word lid van mijn Sound Diary groep op SoundCloud:
http://soundcloud.com/groups/sound-diary

1st of December 2013 :: Recomposed

Charles Rios - P1P Intro

drummer

Roads Of Anger 2

So, I've been working on a new album, and it's been kind of moving along in fits and starts. This track got dropped at a pretty early point for being somewhat redundant, but it does give some indication as to the direction things have been going in.

Detritus

returning to the surface

What does 'No More Whoppers' mean? Ray tells the incredible two-part story of how he and Alex chose such a dumb name for their podcast. (From <a href="http://nomorewhoppers.tumblr.com/post/24317573222/episode-015-ant-killah">episode 015</a>)

The Origin of "No More Whoppers"

Be glad you don’t work in turn-of-the-century America. It was a time of lethal accidents, legal child labor, lecherous tycoons and more sick problems we've (mostly) left behind. Things got better in the past hundred years. That's a fact. But have things gotten better for you? Do you know working adults with benefits, unions, pensions, or any sense of a future? And most of all, if you hear somebody complain about their job, do you kinda think they're lucky to have a job at all? On this episode of The Cracked Podcast, Alex Schmidt sits down with Jason Pargin (who writes for the site as David Wong) to dig into how modern work might be ruining your life. They’ll show the surprising life-or-death stakes baked into the simple question “how’s work?” They’ll also examine what science says about jobs of the future, how little science knows about jobs of the present, and how we can make each others’ jobs suck less by remembering the ways we’re the boss. Footnotes: https://www.cracked.com/podcast/how-lousy-life-shortening-jobs-became-americas-gig/

How Lousy Life-Shortening Jobs Became America's Gig

Mechanical Television feat Cartography - Stac Lee 

Old Track - Home page (Drone)

Creator of sounds from Moncton, Canada.
This account is largely a place to drop random sound experiments and stuff.
For proper releases, check out the bandcamp page linked below.

returning to the surface

Jaspertine

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