Episode 1: INAUGURATION SPECIAL feat. The Piano Guys

Edit/remix of 1986 Omega Tribe "I'll Never Forget You" by Moblin, released 2017 by This Town is Doomed.

MOBLIN x 1986 オメガトライブ - I'll Never Forget You

Podcast networks like Earwolf have entire shows dedicated to  Hamilton ...but have you ever wondered WHY? In this episode, I launch an in-depth investigation into the Hamilton phenomenon --- and react to hearing it's music for the first time ever, live on air!

Articles discussed:

* Lin-Manuel Miranda made you a playlist to help with writer's block (Nerdist)
* Millionaire creator of Hamilton: waiting until age 28 to open a credit card was a mistake(CNBC)

http://www.thistownisdoomed.com
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Episode 4: THE ANTI-HAMILCAST

Andrew Pekler Mix N°22

Scott Gilmore just dropped his new LP on International Feel Recordings, in support of that most excellent of releases the LA based musician has delivered a brilliant collection of tracks from all over the map, including a bunch of cassette rarities alongside his own works and collaborations, including a couple of tracks from the new LP. There's even a charming home recording composed at a party where guests were taken into a studio throughout the night to record vocals. Over the course of the three-quarter hour we're taken through the cinematic worlds of 1980s Japanese synth-pop, to sauntering Noughties electronica, into blissful Ethio-jazz, Dutch gypsy-Jazz and 70s Canadian ambient. Enjoy the mix and then check out his fantastic new release.

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Artwork: Jack Hardwicke

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Métron Mixtape - 046 - Scott Gilmore

Haruka

Good Times

I'm missing trails and hikes a lot, so I decided to create my own surreal forest soundscape on the modular without using any samples or recordings. I used so many patch cables it ended up looking like a forest too.

Patch notes for synth geeks:
The stridulating insects are created by running coloured noise through a resonant high pass filter into a vca modulated by a fast square wave lfo. This is then run into a second vca with slower modulation, then into an octave shifter that duplicates the sound an octave higher and an octave lower, with some chaotic modulation of the volume of each octave.

The birds are two filters, with resonance and frequency modulation from various chaos modules pushing the filters into self-oscillation occasionally.

The wind/storm stuff is a thru-zero vco frequency modulated by white noise and chaos, run through a resonant filter and into a granular synth (mutable clouds).

The water is mutable plaits in particle noise mode, with some chaotic modulation.

Everything is running into a fair bit of reverb.

Generative forest

Recently got a MegaFM synth from Twisted Electrons. Just a little demo track getting a feel for how it works. All sounds with the exception of the spoken voice samples are the MegaFM (keys, drums, synth sounds). Some digital effects added in Ableton (reverb, delay).

Ring, Ring

Kreiff