Nothing/Everything

Memory Man

My hair gets longer every day. I am the guest of entropy.
The quick'ning pace of precious hours is no longer my enemy.
I see the power of the speed 'cause I can turn upon a dime.
My hair gets longer every day thanks to mother time.
Thanks to Mother Time.

Collapsing the frames, you're rendered in the rough.
Asking yourself if you are good enough.

My hair gets longer every day. The sparks which used to injure me 
Have made my blood electric gray, metallic in its infancy
And lightning forms inside my heart. It scours the cavernous expanse
My hair gets longer every day. The lightning makes me dance.
The lightning makes me dance.

My hair gets longer every day. The ragged face of death becomes
A friendly harbour in the sea of trit, self-serving idioms.
With teeth, I can remind myself that I can look into the glass.
My hair gets longer every day. I'll make this feeling last.
I'll make this feeling last.

My Hair Gets Longer Every Day

music: @blower5 @damifortune
mastering: @blower5
artwork: goutty
special thanks: @b_knox

BLOWER + DAMIFORTUNE BRING YOU --> EXPERT MOD WHITTLERS
Eleven tracks of the most peculiar sizes - all fitting on a single double density floppy disk, with room to spare! Written over the course of two years for various Battle of the Bits events, these songs have finally been collected together and mastered in HIGH FIDELITY for YOUR enjoyment!

Expert Mod Whittlers

2.3.15_v5.21.71

Phases of this example -
1) starts off in orgone[11], LLsLsLs mode, moves around by half step within that mode
2) abandons the MOS in order to obtain more consonant harmony, shifts the base chord from 7:9:11 to 4:7:9:11
3) once you have some basic "resolution," whatever it is, just go crazy and use it everywhere, setting the tonality up in a bunch of disparate keys, a la Bach. Of course, since we hate 12, we won't do it by rotating around the meantone circle of fifths - in this case we'll do a 5625/5488 comma pump instead

Tonality, Patterns in 11-EDO

This is mostly goofy experimental music theory stuff to see how different microtonal scales sound - no real musical compositions here (yet)

Tonality, Patterns in 11-EDO

Mike Battaglia