Totally improvised jam/work tape. Recorded 1989 or thereabouts.  My record-keeping is not reliable.  The house had old wiring and RF interference included the local radio station whose tower was not far away from 1st and Springfield (so you hear that and I left it in for gits and shizzles).  RIP my friend.

KPB, BSP, Yellow Box That Rocks

What if Alexander Scriabin had been tasked to write music for a Spaghetti Western?

VorTexas

Noel

We Came.  We Saw.  He Died.

Almost Atmosphere

Facelight

Slap My Ass

walking pace machine elf march, a miracle really

My Cartoon Lung

Don't Be a Beast From the Sea

This is a vocal/choir song to raise awareness about falls. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), in the U.S. there were about 47,026 deaths from unintentional falls in 2023 (all ages).  People age 65 and over accounted for 41,000 of these.  In this age group, there are about 3 million emergency department visits annually due to falls.  One million of these injuries require hospitalization.

K. Paul Boyev wrote, arranged, and sang lead vocal.
Additional vocalists:  Mike Santore, Jason Spurling, Anthony Tonnesen.

A Fall Shall Be My Demise

Remix of Can I Have Now from Jeremy Gloff's Those Who Survived album released April 9, 2016.  Hear more at https://jeremygloff.bandcamp.com/album/those-who-survived

Jeremy Gloff - Can I Have Now (OTOLATHE Blue Remix)

An exercise for my broken left pinky that turned into a tune about the time between Christmas and the New Year and how you hope to thrive and survive until then,

Post-Christmas

Whiskey Dregs of Tampas and St.Petersb0rgz

WHISKEY DREGS - Rocky Road to Dublin LIVE at Dunedin CM&CBF 2016

Some synthiness from the Mayor of Synthtown!

More Synthi

Was it you that ordered the mayhem?  or are you having the havoc, monsieur?

SUSHIZILLA

Semi-stochastic composition for fretless bass and modular synthesizer.

Epibiont Aggregator

First experiment with a Teenage Engineering OP-1.  Recorded in at Tampa International Airport and at Fort Lauderdale-Hollywood International Airport.  

FLL-TPA

Our Minds Are Like Knives

Lü Dongbin is one of the Eight Immortals of Taoism.  According to tradition, his experiments with alchemy in search of the Golden Elixir of Immortality resulted in the poisoning deaths of 800 monks of Wudang Mountain.   The composition begins somewhat contemplative and evolves into a dissonant morass of textures and crispy electrical timbres before collapsing into well-deserved oblivion.

Lü Dongbin Kills 800 Disciples

Placebo Memes

Something Terrible must have just happened, and this music is played over the closing credits.

butler & boyev -- Sounds of Doom

dance track for mentals and mentos skittles, gummi bären, From Florida

Papillon Soo Soo Rough

In 2003 I sat down to write a wedding processional march.  

5 legged troll wedding march,

2/3's of the Hendrix tune, but sped up real faST

Little Miss

Last set of the night from the Freight Train of Celtic Rock!

Flanagan's Basement Tapes, vol 1:  Whiskey Dregs March 6 2020 Set 3

KPB reads, #1

From "Experimental Solo Bass" tape I found from the 90's.

Springtime with the Ceaușescus

I played bass A LOT, like since the '80's.

Improv Echo Bass '89

Kestutis Paul (K. Paul) Boyev is a U.S. musician/composer/producer who currently plays guitar for The Deloreans, and Tonnesen Project, and formerly Whiskey Dregs, The Apes FL, Magadog, The Fightin' Malones, and Crash Mitchell Five. He is a member of Florida's The Analog Synthesizer Ensemble, and records/performs experimental improv electronic concrete as Otolathe.  Co-honcho of Meatronic Recordings, a premium noise and experimental music netlabel.  Bass player in Insect Joy and The Boozers, and soundmaker-at-large with Children of Mu.  Multiple credits for recording, mixdown, and mastering ... but this blurb is getting too long already!

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