well.
another improv featuring the kirkland "solstice" (fuzzy) overdrive pedal; 

even when thinking "overdrive", i seem to to treat it like a "fuzz".

ronin guitar, kirkland solstice pedal, fryette d120 amp, fryette power station, catalinbread echorec, neunaber slate reverb.

no "looping", here, again.



tidal

Collective of improvising artists with no other boundaries than tone, space and sound.

Record label too.

LMSW
Zack Foley – vocals 
Jesse Elder – piano 
Chris Tordini – bass 
Devin Gray – drums

One of the most sublime and delightful finds on New York City’s youth-infused jazz scene is the Zack Foley Quartet. The combo can shift in mode or mood with felicity, from beguilingly relaxed to heavy improv… Foley’s attitude is ironic, defying romantic convention. He strips away the neat sentiments we associate with jazz standards and exposes the bare meaning—even artifice—at their root. The result is to reveal songs as small treasures, often tinged with the acknowledgment and acceptance of loss, songs that sparkle amid the otherwise cynical cacophony of the age. There is a depth of spiritual wisdom, psychic insight and struggle, and meditative practice that inform the music, throughout. -  Vanity Fair

Self-taught 1967. Mostly exploring electric guitar for noise ambient and experimental sounds since 2015 somewhere on music border.
Guitar based free improvised harsh ambient with bit of psychedelic, bluesy, jazzy, industrial tunes and accidental parallel threads...
Welcome anybody for listen/download. Check please raspingboy.bandcamp.com for free download of my homemade not mastered albums/EPs, most free improvised, guitar based, kept in simple concepts. 
... adventure and concentrated listening, un-predictive structures. Self-help, dirty sounds with meditative aspects, overcome pain, fear, mood/mind shift, preferring reality over expectations.

Been around the Internet before most people knew there was an Internet, which of course means I'm a craggy old fool. Have run "The Edge" from it's birth which in turn gave birth to "Muslimgauze: The Messenger", which I am still responsible for, & "Rapoon Net" that I ran for many years but have since passed the reigns over to Robin (Storey) himself. Now there is "The Muslimgauze Preservation Society", something very special. Met so many amazing people via this electronic medium & can gladly list many of them as great friends today. Lived listening to music my whole life, which has chartered it rather interestingly & lead ultimately to all else. It's strange how "the music" has interfaced so well with my decades of work with computers.

The absolute and total perfection of stream of consciousness. Making for possibly the most confusing entity outside of an asylum.

tidal

jayapala