Jeff: synthesizers; field recording; voice
Bill Newbold: synthesizers

Replace Long Arms with Long Thoughts

See also:
https://soundcloud.com/jeffsampson
https://soundcloud.com/kepheus
https://soundcloud.com/kuunganisha
https://soundcloud.com/often-coiled
https://soundcloud.com/sampson-carroll

Eclectic electronic music ranging from ambient to experimental.

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experiments in fashion
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net label releases:
Corpse Raiser (Treetrunk)
http://archive.org/details/Corpse_Raiser

Encounter at Lazaretto Prime (Ambitention)
http://archive.org/details/Encounter_at_Lazaretto_Prime

Energy of the Multiverse (eg0cide)
https://archive.org/details/eg0_128

Global Economics (kulturterrorismus)
http://archive.org/details/JeffSampson-GlobalEconomics

Mining Obscurity (eg0cide)
https://archive.org/details/eg0_142

Requiem in Shallows (Treetrunk)
http://archive.org/details/Requiem_In_Shallows

Swarm (Vuzh Music)
http://www.vuzhmusic.com/releases/swarm.html

"No elevators to Eden".

Composer, lyricist, published poet, sound artist, improviser, recording artist. Since 1998.

Also known as @ajkaufmann.

All music composed, played, recorded, mixed, etc by some combination of:

Jeff Sampson : voices; synth; engineering and post-production  http://soundcloud.com/jeffsampson 

Byron "Haslam" Paladin: synthesizers; engineering and post-production

Gene "Mindspawn" Williams: Synthesizers; engineering  http://soundcloud.com/mindspawn

Tatiana Brainerd: voices

Dark to medium-light experimental ambient. Ethereal atmospheres and soundscapes. 

"Anything but your standard ambient fare…”
(From Dust #4)

"...subdued contemplation, sedating the chaos with soothing tonalities."
(Sonic Curiosity)



Die Rote Erde (Red Earth / Czerwona Ziemia) is A.J. Kaufmann’s psychedelic experiment, solo or with guests. Inspired by Burroughs, Krautrock, MacLise, Free Jazz & early industrial, it blends guitars, synths, samples, tapes & field sounds into noise, drones, punk, ambient & kosmische.

I started out in the Polish cassette underground in 1998. I've been recording tapes with simple folk/punk/blues/psychedelic songs, inspired by Syd Barrett, Velvet Underground, Monster Magnet, Woody Guthrie, Sawyer Brown, and Captain Beefheart. Those are the influences I remember today. I was using a pseudonym back then, Adam Sandosa, taken from the first Amon Duul LP, "Psychedelic Underground". I never stopped making art, so here we are in the future.