Name: Space Streakers Meet Buddah by Binary Partners by Joe's Exploding Zoo
Duration: 27 min
Description: Binary Partners takes a very psychedelic excursion to the bottom of the swimming pool in this truly head-trippy recording. It's likely that the best way to enjoy this is in an altered state of consciousness.

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Binary Partners takes a very psychedelic excursion to the bottom of the swimming pool in this truly head-trippy recording. It's likely that the best way to enjoy this is in an altered state of consciousness.

Space Streakers Meet Buddah by Binary Partners

Los Angeles is well-known for having some of the largest and most traveled freeways in the United States. This library captures the traffic ambience on the massive freeways that run through the Greater L.A. area including: US-101 (Hollywood Freeway), I-405 (San Diego Freeway), I-5 (Golden State Freeway), I-10 (Santa Monica Freeway), I-110 (Harbor Freeway), SR-134 (Ventura Freeway), and SR-2 (Glendale Freeway). 

Multiple perspectives were recorded, from close vehicle pass bys to distant traffic ambience captured from city parks, surrounding hillsides, tunnels and underpasses. Traffic types range from fast pass bys, to slow and congested traffic.

Sounds were captured with a Sanken CSS-5 Stereo Shotgun mic in both stereo mode (115 degree pickup area) and stereo wide mode (140 degree pickup area). The shotgun microphone was mounted in a full Rycote windshield kit and connected to a Sound Devices 702 recording at 192khz.

Webpage: http://www.newsoundlab.com/la-freeways


NSL011 L.A. Freeways Preview

Fetish Dysfunction Of Malicious Necromaniac

This song is part of the album Reboot. You can buy/download the album from your favorite retailer and also get the album name your price - visit http://markmosher.bandcamp.com/album/reboot for more info.

An fun electronica song filled with Theremin, flying saucers, big beats and ear candy. Will humanity Survive?  You’ll have to listen to find out. Extra points if you can tell me the Morse code message in the end of the song.

So If you like theremins, 50’s SCI-FI B-Movies, flying saucer sounds, big beats and ear candy I think you’ll really dig this track.  It’s been a lot of fun to put compose and mix – especially the creation of all the special effects.

Moods: Dark , Determined , Driving , Eerie , Energetic , Epic , Mechanical , Strong , Sweeping , Vengeful  

Styles: Action Adventure , Adversity , Danger , Dramatic Soundtrack , Future , Hi-Tech , Sci-Fi , Sports/Athletic , Uncertainty , Video Games 

nstruments: Computer , Drum Machine , Keyboard/Synthesizer , Percussion , Piano , Sampler , Synthesizer , Theremin   

They Walk Among Us

This track is 100% trumpet.  Yes - the trumpet has been very processed, but no synths are used.  When I finished this track, I sent it to Dirk Serries (Vidna Obmana / Fear Falls Burning) and he asked to recycle it - from there it was picked up by The Foundry label for a pressed cd project to be released.  Saul Stokes, M. Bentley, and Vir Unis also remixed the raw trumpet tracks into new interpretations and I took all of their remixes and created a final track.  This was released in 2003 - and I'll put it back up for sale on CD Baby this summer as The Foundry closed it's doors after more than a decade of releases.

sub.terra

I am a label owner, producer, and recording artist based in Springfield, Illinois. My work includes a variety of projects, including Journeys Into Sound, Paisley Babylon, Texas Turntable Massacre, Binary Partners, and Fire Brigade. 

Theremin. Moog. Sir Alec "Obi-Wan Kenobi" Guinness talks baby eating. A horribly out-of-context Rev. Jimmy Swaggart shrieks about sex and bondage. Creepy subterranean voices whispering in your ear. The acid-less flashback. Bargain bin vinyl and thrift store LPs abused beyond what is permitted by law. This is the experience you get courtesy of the evil-minded Texas Turntable Massacre album "Donner Party Hungry" and other releases by Texas Turntable Massacre.

TTM, and other Journeys Into Sound projects, features vinyl manipulations and Plunderphonics-style re-purposed audio, plus original music by Joe Wallace using Theremin and vintage analog synths along with other toys, plus extensive use of found sound, location recordings and field recordings done specifically for the album.

Wallace also relies heavily on turntables, thrift store and dollar bin vinyl records that have been mashed up, mutilated, used and abused for purposes of satire, reporting and political commentary as described in the U.S. Copyright Office Fair Use guidelines.

This music incorporates a wide range of re-purposed recorded material--twisted, narrow-minded, bigoted, naughty, pornographic, educational and instructional vinyl records to achieve it's smirking, fourteen-year-old-boy humor ends. Though in some (rare) cases these recordings can actually be a bit touching in spite of the adolescent snickering about "boners" and being "really naked".

This project is based in Springfield, Illinois, the land of wicked delights.

For press, booking and related inquiries, contact jwallace242@gmail.com or call 312-504-1264. More information is at www.paisleybabylon.net.

Space Streakers Meet Buddah by Binary Partners

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