sounds like Ten Holt gone mad programming hardware

Bold moves. This is fantastic. Lilting and throwing as well as driving and energetic. And I like how the rhythm of the harsh electro sound changes: could do more of this. Could be balanced better - you lost the drums: just because a sound is new and cool doesn't mean it should be loudest. you don't do that later on. But you do with the main distorted sound. Good stuff. Would love to help mix but I imagine that this is live and you don't have separated streams. I've mixed another Non-classiscal artist live. Not sure I can make your performance so best of luck! Just keep the rhythm in the forefront, and don't over use that multiband compressor - otherwise it will all push and pull too much...

this is well wiggy, looking forward to the album!

Amazing stuff, discovered you through https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VoE2jz6RukY - might see you at the launch

The Dirty Electronics Mute Synth II (MSII), is a hand-held synth and sequencer designed in collaboration with the designer and writer, Adrian Shaughnessy. The MSII follows the first Dirty Electronics Mute Synth (MSI), originally created for the legendary Short Circuit presents Mute event at the Roundhouse in 2011.
 
MSII’s elegant design and focus on usability pushes through a pick-up-and-play approach, with switches and knobs, in conjunction with the touch controls inherent in the MSI, to enable complex and infinite rhythms and sounds to be created simply.

Mute Synth II comes with a selection of works created using the synth by artists associated with Dirty Electronics and Mute. 
This sampler of short clips features some of those artists: Chris Carter - Mute MSII / Simon Fisher Turner - Shoelife / Kidkanevil - i went to an electricity museum / Dominic Butler - FH Exclusion / Dirty Electronics - 5 Episodes

Mute Synth II is available to pre-order now from: http://www.mutebank.co.uk/mutebank/3J690000000

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Idiosyncratic and infectious – listen to 'Pink Something' by Tom Richards, taken from his upcoming release on nonclassical, 'PINK NOTHING'.

Catch Tom live at the Victoria in Dalston on 31 July. There'll also be dreamlike theremin and musical machinery from Sarah Angliss, and improvised vocal-driven drone poetry from Steph Horak.

THIS EVENT WAS ORIGINALLY SCHEDULED FOR 11 JULY, BUT WAS POSTPONED. ALL PURCHASED TICKETS REMAIN VALID.

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Tom Richards – Pink Something

This episode of the Time To Power Up Podcast centres around the experience of Black Music creators and Industry professionals within the UK music industry and delving deeper into the related issues. 
 
Episode one is hosted by Ace from BBC Radio 1Xtra and guests include, Keith Harris, Kwame Kwaten, Rich Castillo, Hannah Kendall, Despa and Neicee Oakley.

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"conducive to optimism about the future of classical music" **** The Times (April 2016)

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Founded in 2004 by composer Gabriel Prokofiev, nonclassical began as a clubnight focused on presenting new music in non-traditional performance spaces. We have since presented events across the UK and worldwide, and our record label is home to artists including Tansy Davies, Aïsha Orazbayeva, Gabriel Prokofiev, Langham Research Centre, Tom Richards and many more.

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