Dead Batteries - Undead Rave Bastards From Beyond Venus

A very very rough loop thrown together this morning

Dead Batteries - Exhibit Freak (rough clip)

An unexpectedly dark diversion from Eschaton (Omni Music label owner) who's music is usually inspired by shimmering galaxies and the beauty of the vastness of space.... this time the term 'wormhole' takes on an altogether more earthly meaning

Eschaton - Michael Myers Ate My Speakers With A Nice Chianti

Modulate Reanimate presents - Eschaton - They Come Out At Night

very very rough breaky idea (yet to add Action Force cassette samples) badly produced in my bare-walled room, couldn't care less really so shove it right up your scaly sea-monster bumhole if you don't like it

Dead Batteries - KRAKEN! (quick bounce with complete disregard for production whingey whingey)

A very rough and simple mix of a few M/R ideas thrown together last Halloween

Modulate Reanimate Set

weird/dark thing, totally all over the place, an idea with too many ideas as usual, probably never will be played with again until the last day of October or if I have a nervous breakdown prior to that

dead Batteries - The Corpse

Another dead Batteries thing I'd forgotten about until looking through last years Logic tracks folder, this one is themed around the desolation and bleakness of the 1930's Great Depression.  Bit weird using Logic again to be honest - I miss some aspects of it dearly, but then the complete opposite is also true when it comes to stability/workflow speed.  Anyway, cheers for listening! :-)

dead Batteries - Dustbowl Dead

The idea behind Modulate Reanimate is quite simple.

To focus on creating modern music, art and video inspired by the highly imaginative 1950-90's period of horror, b-movies and sci-fi in all it's forms

To ENJOY creative limitations and celebrate imperfections

To fully explore your dark side

To fly in the face of the ridiculous 21st century mind-set that shamelessly favours commercial viability and the disposability of 'art' above everything else. Why not hack it to pieces and bury it at the bottom of the garden instead?

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