Entry for "National Drone Day 2017". Made with Madrona Lab’s Aalto and a sample of FM3’s Buddha Machine.

FiftySevenTwo

Lucid Grain is Anatol Locker (a.k.a. Analoc) and myself, improvising mostly on modular gear.

Album "Rise & Fall" out on Bandcamp on the 1rst of December:
store.modularfield.net/album/rise-fall

Rise & Fall

Mommy, Look!

Available as free download via Bandcamp

https://state75.bandcamp.com/album/state75-e-p

STATE75 E.P.

Shades Of Black

In this episode we are taken on a melodic. ambient, experimental sonic journey with Martha Plachetka, you might know as Panic Girl) and Anatol Locker (Ambiosonics & Spheric Lounge) who have formed modular synth super-group, Lucid Grain. They’ve just released their debut album, Rise and Fall, where they construct ambient vibes that balance the chaos of continually evolving acoustic worlds. The track they "reconstruct" was created specially for this episode of Synth Stories and combines a wide array of eurorack modules resulting in some breath taking and frankly wonderful sounds. 
Web: https://modularfield.io/lucid-grain-rise-and-fall/
https://www.facebook.com/lucidgrain/

Synth Stories 13: Lucid Grain

Fungus

About:
Panic Girl dedicated her life to music from an early age. After receiving classical training in piano, guitar, and singing she got deep into the production of electronic music. If you visit her place, it is hard to not fall over a big mess of cables and different production gear like the Marxophone, a Eurorack System, ARP2600, Casio CZ 5000 or Juno 60 synthesizer. Influenced by a wide range of music Panic Girl delivers a deep mixture of electronica and experimental sounds. Besides writing her own lyrics, she writes and produces all recordings on her own. In 2017 she performed her first modular live gig at Superbooth with Jericho. Together with Anatol Locker she forms Lucid Grain, a modular project having released their first album on the label Modularfield.

Links:
https://www.panic-girl.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pg/panicgirlofficial
https://www.instagram.com/panic.girl.666/
https://soundcloud.com/panicgirl
https://twitter.com/panicgirlpro

Data Cult Audio 0083 - Panic Girl

RFR Records "Bavarian Stallion – Serie" welcomes Gigolo Records legendary labelhead DJ Hell alongside Italo Brutalo, Martin Matiske, 1KW & https://soundcloud.com/panicgirl . Done in the sweetest manner of the greats, the latest provides a tune which is a track to spare a moment. Works in the sun and the rain, on a beach or a plane. Throwing us around like Hitchcock in North By Northwest, Panic Girl shows us the inner workings of Gone Girl.
Get there : https://www.juno.co.uk/products/dj-hell-italo-brutalo-bavarian-stallion-series/711060-01/

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BAVARIAN STALLION SERIES
RFR 007

RELEASE DATE VINYL: 05.02.19 (LIMITED WITH SPECIAL POSTER)
RELEASE DATE DIGITAL: 05.02.19
LC: 85121

RFR 007

Where do i go

B2_Panic Girl - Where do i go

1. Neil Young - My My, Hey Hey (Crussen Edit) - Soundcloud
2. Dub CMB and SistaSara - Deeper Dub (SistaSara remix) - Dubophonic Records
3. Drifting.Dubs - Groove 2.5 - Substation Records 
4. Cassilda and Carcosa - Cirklon Song 20 (jam) - Soundcloud
5. Autechre - excerpt Warp Tapes 89 - 93 - Free download
6. Dave Hard - The Soul - Sirion Records 
7. Mathias Schaffhauser - Expectable Unexpected - Biotop Records - 
8. Lucinate - Keanu -  from the new album Pulse Measure - King Deluxe 
9. Thomas A.S. - Dubbed - Enough! Music
10. Panic Girl - Morning Coffee in Tokyo - Modularfield Recordings
11. Woodhead - A Little Number - Substation Records
12. Underworld - why why why - Drift series 
13. J.I.M.S (ft Aliicia Rai) - Purpose - PUSH.Culture
14. Sleep Dank - Black King (ft Mistah F.A.B.) - PUSH.Culture
15. I.AM.EM. Culture - PUSH.Culture
16. Underworld - Best Mamgu Ever-  Drift series

CEM Podcast #26 - Autechre, Woodhead, Neil Young (really), Lucinate and more

Hailing from Munich, Panic Girl alias Martha Plachetka dedicated her life to music from an early age. After receiving classical training in piano, guitar, and singing she got deep into the production of electronic music. If you visit her place, it is hard to not fall over a big mess of cables and different production gear like the Marxophone, Doepfer, Stylophone, or Virus synthesizer. Influenced by a wide range of music like 70s psychedelic, progressive rock, trip hop, as well as drum and bass and classical, Panic Girl delivers a deep mixture of electronica and trip hop. Being dead serious about her art, she not only writes her own lyrics and music, but as well produces all recordings on her own.

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