Damn, this was 10 years ago... that does my head in!

Really great bizarre deep dream you have here!   tnx for sharing your "paintings"

@nscavo: Thank you sooo much. Nick. Thank you.

The depth of the sounds on studio monitors bro are out of control - looove this soundscape and texture

wanted to use this clearing to demand some new material up here...you can't leave us hanging like this.

Around here the piano is starting to sound like it might be part of the piece because of the bit of subtle processing there. 

Your strength is really the delicate processing and handling of your sounds sources. Well done. Nothing seems over the top and you create very interesting and living timbres. 

A piece that took me 10 months to complete, which started out as a piece that I'd intended to finish in 3 hours - I laugh at that prospect now. Poor choice of name for a song initially intended to be finished in 3 hours.  After many, many, many drafts done and erased, a few arguments and disagreements with other musical friends over this piece (now we're all on good terms again, hahahaha), and working on this big baby (Pantagruel) I found myself exploring totally uncharted territories. 
This piece is in 6 movements and is based on 3 of Jacek Yerka and Daniel Merriam's paintings. Enjoy what you hear. (Thanks to my good musical friends and peers who contributed more than they realize to this new piece, to them I owe this song. Thanks Adam for that last little edit you did :)

1st movement: Ze Brontosaurus arrives carrying the castle
2nd movement: Doumis 
3rd movement: Le chateau insolite
4th movement: Inside the insides
5th movement: Garden mechanics of the Giloulasu'uros
6th movement - Epilogue: Bye bye, my dear Chateau

Everlasting Castle

experimental & minimal electronica, sound "paintings", drone

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