24032021
vaaticanrecords.bandcamp.com/album/vaat…mpler-n-48

C0n71nuum

wips that I don't want to work on anymore but are pretty much done

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Chris Decato remembers 1988 in Portsmouth by the private hours he spent over a Tascam 234 stacking layers of guitar and pulsing synth on tape. The recordings from these sessions, Transmissions, are now available to the public via Astro Nautico on cassette and digital formats for the first time.

Mazing through clouds of arpeggiated guitar (“Spectral Interference”) and foggy Roland D-50 pads, Transmissions soothes and coaxes with youthful romanticism (“A Promise”) and somber mystery (“The Call”). Decato wrote the music as a 17-year-old living with his brother in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Decato says his tape experiments sounded like “fairy princess music” in comparison with the hard rock popular in the region at the time, so he mostly kept it to himself.

“This was stuff that I never ever thought anyone would want to listen to,” Decato said. “It was this hidden side of myself that no one knew about.”

For years, the only people who had heard Transmissions were a handful of family members, friends, and a small group of commercial video producers to whom Decato had sent his demos. When Astro Nautico’s Sam O.B. heard the recordings on a visit to Lake Mascoma in New Hampshire (as seen in the artwork of Transmissions)...  more
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released April 9, 2021

Written & recorded by Chris Decato in Portsmouth, NH 1988 to 1/8" cassette tape using the Tascam 234 4-track recorder

Chris Decato:

83 Gibson Les Paul
Digitech PDS 1002
Roland D-50 Synthesizer
Yamaha DX9 Synthesizer

Artwork by Paul Jones + Sam Obey

Ending Transmission

Thenoisemachine & The Fade Beta - Logan

From VHS Wave Volume One
https://spacemagicjp.bandcamp.com/album/vhs-wave-volume-one

Inspired by Infinity Frequencies

Lab Research

find blindly

Dendroid

Out Now on Sparkwood Records: 2018's "Data Melt" by Panama Fleets, but ghost-written arrangements and leftover code from a twilight dimension - doppel the Melt, doppel the fun! 
Digital DL available here: sparkwoodrecords.bandcamp.com/album/doppel-welt

The Reanimated tracks are as follows:

Polygeist = Polygeist Prime
The Variable Man = Variable Wolfman
Alt Byte Future = Alt Byte Redux
Falkens Maze + Hexagon Modules = Hex Gone Duplex
Something on the Line = Spectral Expello Televangeline
Copy That Floppy = Floppy Copycat
Overton Windows = Overture Windbach
Entry AM = Meta Welt Esc AM

released October 30, 2021

All music written, arranged, performed and produced by Panama Fleets

Polygeist Prime

Although a few weeks behind, I was inspired to start this project to enter more deeply and fully into the season of Advent. 

It’s an ancient tradition marked with much symbolism, especially in the liturgical setting. The first week of Advent is marked as the week of prophecy, and on the Advent wreath, the first week’s candle is often called the prophecy candle, and symbolizes hope. We look to the Book of Isaiah and his prophecies of the coming Messiah as the first glimmer of this hope in our fallen world, darkened by our sins and transgressions. We had separated ourselves from God to the point we were nothing but lost, frightened sheep bleating in the barren wilderness for a shepherd. But these earliest prophecies are like small flames which illuminated the distant path to Christ; they gave hope to countless generations before His coming. 

Advent is a season of hopeful waiting and anticipation. It’s a solemn time, though, because we are to recall what life was a part from God. Jesus is the redeemer of our souls; he truly is the light of the world, and dispels every darkness.  But have we made room for him to dwell in our hearts? 

Here is a short Advent meditation to help you enter into this sacred season of hopeful anticipation of the coming of Christ our Lord: 

“The deeper sense of Advent is that we scrutinize the center [of ourselves]—reminding us that Advent is a season of repentance—a spiritual housecleaning for the coming of Christ. It’s a deliberate time in which we examine our relationship with God, our behavior towards others, our inner attitudes, dispositions, and desires. It is uncomfortable—and even frightening—to look within ourselves; we don’t know what we will find. But doing so will set us free. There is no need to examine ourselves with dread. Instead, we can ask Jesus Himself to help us, and bury ourselves in His embrace, for Advent is a “personal journey toward a meeting and dialogue with God.”

Advent I

Fragile T7

Tunemaking est. 2012

One half of https://soundcloud.com/joymachines

'Good Tunes' Playlist every month(ish)

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