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A little live piece with Rene -> Hertz Donut -> QMMG -> A199. Drums from Metasonix D1000. Reverb: Kurzweil KSP8.

OrganicTubes

Another Track from my new release "Game Over!" on the incredible "Game of Life" label! 

Video: http://youtu.be/GCH5sEYiej0

You can download the album for free on: http://gameoflife.bandcamp.com/album/weinglas-game-over

Free Album Download

Dark Dub

My tribute version of the Kerbal Space Program Theme.
©Music: Lead Dev. HarvesteR at Squad | kerbalspaceprogram.com/

The song can also be found on Youtube under my new channel. The video is a tribute to the "planet earth" intro, check it out!
http://youtu.be/iDfKCVdMWW4

Kerbal Space Program Main Theme - Orchestral Tribute

Hörnchen

track from my 2007 album  "out doors" 
.... thousand thanks to uschi gras for vocals

native

Alto : Christophe Desjardins

Commande Festival Musica, 2014

Tesla ou l'effet d'étrangeté (version alto solo/électronique)(2014)

OST from the Fanfilm "Star Trek - Der Anfang vom Ende".


"Click to Watch Intro"

Star Trek Intro OST

David Bowie - Space Oddity vinyl (2015 Remaster)

My rock cover of the original Star Trek theme, which is also known as “Theme from Star Trek”, and “Where No Man Has Gone Before”.

I recorded this track for the Angry Video Game Nerd (AVGN) “Star Trek” episode in 2008; hence the snippet of the AVGN theme melody at the end of the track.

Guitars, bass, keyboard, drums, and production by Chris Holland.

Original composition by Alexander Courage.

Bandcamp: https://chrishollandmusic.bandcamp.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/c/chrishollandguitar

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/chrishollandguitar

Star Trek Theme - Where No Man Has Gone Before - Rock Cover | Chris Holland (Recorded for the AVGN)

Running out of time

Dallas Theme Song

The full Airwolf extended theme programmed and mastered by me in Propellerhead Reason 5. 

Original theme written by Sylvester Levay

Youtube version here: 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLFqeXm_5X4

Airwolf Full Extended Theme

Download if you like it.

From the album "Unattention Economy", Vicmod Records VMDL16, vicmod.net

From the liner notes of the album:
“In a psychological sense, the act of taking control could be considered a response to fear. Human beings have different responses to fear, amongst them aggression, escape, withdrawal into isolation, and the exertion of control. Giving up control seems as difficult as taking control of things, while losing control typically is not desired.

With a minimum of control, indeed sometimes the results that a musically untrained person is able to achieve with electronic equipment can be amazing. Sadly one of the preconceptions the electronic musician is quite often faced with is the notion that there is not necessarily a creative process involved when making electronic music. To the unknowledgeable, all it seems to take to generate meaningful musical results is to turn on the equipment.

This work is an attempt in just doing that: turning on the equipment and giving in to the machines. Set some rules, turn off the piano rolls, stay away from human intervention and give up control. 

There is no claim that the rather minimalistic results achieved here are musically meaningful. Chances are, this cannot even be called music. If there is a creative process involved at all it is the design of the rules and the final choice of which results to present, and which ones not.” 



Unattention Economy

Japanese fish

Debussy's orchestration of Satie's Gymnopedie 3(1) performed on a Yamaha CS-80. A little hommage to Satie, Debussy, Tomita and the immortal CS-80.

Erik Satie Gymnopedie 3(1) - CS-80

Trogotronic 666 Solo

Stefan Meditz (b.1970) is an Austrian creator of acousmatic works. In the tradition of the early avantgarde of acousmatic music and Musique Concrète he regularly uses found footage and applies techniques of deconstruction and collage. His works are about algorithmic digital manipulation and polyphony.

Dallas Theme Song

Stefan Meditz

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