The modular-based middle section of my set at Luggage Store Gallery in San Francisco on 1/29/2015, helpfully captured on an open-air cell phone recording by Mark Pino.  There's some Marsynth WSB-a going on there too.

For fellow nerds, patch at:  https://www.modulargrid.net/e/patches/view/11066

Modular Improv 01.29.2015 [Live at Luggage Store Gallery]

so far- live improvs from this collective- Jeremy Yamma, DS Miller, Dave McKelvey, (Eetchis)- working towards future live and recorded material. This site serves as an idea sharing platform for the members of said collective and we hope you enjoy.

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Recently relocated near Philly. New site and sonics coming soon.

Shivasongster is the electro-experimental moniker of multi-instrumentalist Jeremy dePrisco. After years in the folk-rock and blues genres (which he still loves), Jeremy is taking some time to explore the more experimental side of his musical interests. Largely inspired by the online community at electro-music.com and their annual festival, Jeremy is currently working on a new collection of audio-geektastic recordings for the few brave souls willing to listen. These pieces will be drawn from 15+ years of studio experiments, archival live recordings, digital/analog experiments, found sounds informed by a love of recorded sound, audio production, experimentation and psycho-acoustics.

Exploring sounds in the digital and analog realm. Abstract/Experimental/Ambient/Noise/Modular

Psych-drone, electromagnetic paranoia, nightmare scree... etc.

onewayness is Adam Holquist, a composer, improviser, and multi-instrumentalist from Erie, Pennsylvania. He uses guitars, pianos, analog and digital synthesis, spoken word and field recordings, and a variety of hardware and software tools to create atmospheric and textural music which draws influence from a variety of sources.  These may include: ambient, drone, minimalism, post-rock, and vintage and contemporary electronic 'listening music'.

This page is mainly used for live recordings, studio experiments, and oddball standalone tracks.  To hear 'proper' releases, please visit onewayness.com.