Track from The Serendipities of Oblique Strategies (2017)! 
Mark Speeding: Vox; Squier Stratocaster Electric Guitar; WK500 Casio Keyboard: Jazz Combo Drum Beat, Piano, Cello.  =:^)

The Inherent Dysfunctionality Of Modern Communication Systems

Ninth track from the Third Stream Biosphere Tetra Logic album!
Mark Speeding: Vox: Tenor and Baritone, WK500 Keyboard: Fusion Drum Beat, Standard Bright Piano, Flute, Oboe, Jazz Clarinet, Bassoon.

I'm Sorry Aunt Lydia I Can't!

This is the fifteenth track and final track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/21) and it concerns the futility of the human species during a global pandemic!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Electric Guitars; Bass Guitar; Casio WK500 Keyboard; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

Epitaph Of A Fallen Species (Guitar Version)

This is the twelfth track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/21) - this track is a noisy retort to the sorry mush that passes for pop music in the 21st Century!  It was generated by the Anti-Versificator to act as a vent rant against pap muzak!  
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Electric Guitars; Bass Guitar; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

Cacophonous Din

This is the tenth track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/21) - this track was written at the beginning of the national lockdown in March 2020 and it depicts a depressing account of the drawn out apocalypse that we find ourselves embroiled in!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Acoustic Guitar; KORG Monotribe Analogue Ribbon Station

The Desolation Of Civilisation (Drone Version)

This is the ninth track and final track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/21) - it features field recordings made by Mark and Tracy Speeding at the Hownsgill Viaduct(Gill Bridge)in North West Durham which is now part of the Derwent Trail. 
Mark Speeding: Field Recordings/Vocals
Tracy Speeding: Field Recordings/Vocals/Improvised Melody

Viaduct

This is the eighth track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/21) - this track concerns the feeling of paralysis experienced during lockdown and the helplessness attached to it!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Acoustic Guitars; Bass Guitar; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

The Limbo Stasis Shelf

This is the seventh track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/21) - our cyborg future selves will no doubt look back with bewilderment at how we let things get seriously out of control!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Electric and Acoustic Guitars; Bass Guitar; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

Existential Singularity

This is the sixth track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/2021) - it is an energetic statement on the absurdities of attempting to look busy when your world has reduced so significantly in size that all activity has become meaningless!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Electric Guitars; Bass Guitar; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

Gopher

This is the fifth track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/2021).  This track is about people who think that life owes them a living; well bully for them!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Acoustic Guitar

Ill-Gotten Gains

This is the fourth track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/2021).  Inspired by a random remark by a contestant on Masterchef, this song has taken five years to write, and several redrafts later here it is to accompany you dancing around the room in wild abandon!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Electric Guitars; Bass Guitar; KORG Monotribe Analogue Ribbon Station; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

On It Like A Bonnet (Mind The Gap Version)

This is the third track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/2021).  This track is about the concept of infinity and also the Infinite Improbability Drive that powered the Heart of Gold spaceship in the legendary Hitchhikers' Guide to the Galaxy by the genius that was Douglas Adams!
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Acoustic Guitar; Field Recording of a short Berlin S-Bahn train journey in February 2019

The Infinity Paradox

This is the second track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/2021).  This is the first of two versions of this track about the end of life as we used to know it!  
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Concert Ukulele; Bass Guitar; WK500 Casio Keyboard; Alesis SR-16 Drum Machine

Epitaph Of A Fallen Species (Ukulele Version)

This is the first track on the Global Elevation Displacement Diaspora album (2020/2021).  This is a homage to the brilliant Malian/West African musicians that I admire.
Mark Speeding: Vocals; Acoustic Guitar; WK500 Casio Keyboard: Arabic Strings; Djembe

Free Mali (Part One)

Mark Speeding has worked on many musical projects since 1980!  The Megiston Dimension project was initiated in 2007 as a hybrid music and spoken-word experiment with the aim of occasionally collaborating with other like-minded souls!  Mark is also a member of One Dollar Zombies, and Pathos!  =:^)

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