Music by Lone Arrivals and Mike Brosco
Check out Lone Arrivals here: @tiny_wytch
Photo By Sydney Rinehart

The Glass Garden [Brosco / Lone Arrivals Collaboration]

Darkness

For a broken relationship, some slowly sinking ship or what we hope will only be a deadly, deathly blip.

Full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XdMOlBXfZhk

As Slow As You Go

Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sHvN1LMHImk

Infinite hertz https://soundcloud.com/infinite-hertz

Other account https://soundcloud.com/lukemjonesmusic 

Experimenting with frequency and vibration

Collaboration with Infinite Hertz (video link in description)

I was 12 years old when the video game Deus Ex Machina was published. I must have played it maybe a couple years later, but still as an impressionable young man :-)

It was weird and awesome, a video game that came with a "real" music soundtrack on the same audio cassette. Incredibly fascinating to me, I remember it as a mystic experience.

This is my cover of "I Am Machine", first song from the game soundtrack, written by Mel Croucher, with the original (and amazing) vocals by Donna Bailey.

I hope my version does justice to the magic that this masterpiece of computing and entertainment history represents.

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An amazing little piece of software, called Spleeter, was used to extract the vocals. The rest (beat, synths, and vocoder) was all done in Caustic. Plus a healthy dose of Korg iWaveStation for those extra-cheesy '90s sounds.

Artwork: based on original artwork from the Deus Ex Machina video game.

I Am Machine (Deus Ex Machina - Mel Croucher cover)

The joy of haphazard collecting - can be anything...in this case a collection of improvisations around a theme. It can go on until you need to put a few into one track and end it there. This is it...
(Pic - Capital Iron - Vancouver Island)

Accession

Boson Spin - Severguent

This is the 7 minute opus that is Jacques Brel's "My Death", and covered by David Bowie during the Ziggy Stardust tour

My Death (Jacques Brel Cover)

Unknown album (12/20/2020 12:55:57 PM)

Discovering light

The backing track for this was made in SuperCollider and I recorded over the track using my Dexibell keyboard.

Collaboration with Infinite Hertz (video link in description)

Luke m Jones