An organically developing, abstract bassline layered with some ambient effects.

The Admirable Crichton

Insane phased drums and 8-bit synth used to comical effect.

Coconuts for Luncheon

Very "Dub" drums and a sparse overlay of ambient and industrial effects.

Gov'

In some ways similar to The Admirable Crichton. It begins with a gradually evolving bassline, growing from nothing and features a basic polyrhythm at the end. It has a slight underground-hip-hop feel to it.

Ultramarine Blue

Music inspired by the 1957 film "The Admirable Crichton". An unwittingly insightful film, full of unintentional Kafka-esque poignancy (although the ending seems to contradict this), this album of partially improvised electronica reflects the atmosphere that I felt was half-hinted at, and largely glossed over by camp jokes and a terrible soundtrack.
"Wrecked" is a interpretation of the initial inhuman silence of the shipwreck, something completely unseen in the actual film, that I feel compliments the anti-civilization (and to some degree anti-humanity) message that was borne half out of accident, half due to the nature of the story.

Wrecked

Music inspired by the 1957 film "The Admirable Crichton". An unwittingly insightful film, full of unintentional Kafka-esque poignancy (although the ending seems to contradict this), this album of partially improvised electronica reflects the atmosphere that I felt was half-hinted at, and largely glossed over by camp jokes and a terrible soundtrack.
    "Wrecked" is a interpretation of the initial inhuman silence of the shipwreck, something completely unseen in the actual film, that I feel compliments the anti-civilization (and to some degree anti-humanity) message that was borne half out of accident, half due to the nature of the story.

In Persuit of Tweeny

Rescue

Crichton Once More

Escape

Abstract Electronica and Ambient. I've been making music under my own name and trying to spread it around for about a year now and I think I'm starting to come into my own creatively. I as much possible try to avoid influences when making music and try to make something that is my own. I'm very open to new sorts of music, so if you have any recommendations, or think I might like your stuff, feel free to drop me a line. 
I'm also looking to distribute my music for free as much as possible. If you own a free netlabel or know of any other free distribution services I'd appreciate a message.

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