Dark Ambient Industrial Noise Artist
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The origins of Envelope Muse can be traced back to the early 2000s in Perth to the coastal deep south of Western Australia. A profound connection to dark ambient, harshnoise, industrial, soundtrack and film composition inspired early experimentation with a 4 track recorder, a guitar, a mic and effects pedals, and from those humble beginnings the work of Envelope Muse evolved into the dark ambient industrial soundtracks the artist produces today. These heavily textured and moving visions are made possible through the integration of field recordings, modified equipment, film/audio samples, voice, synths, guitar and bass. Dialogue runs as a theme and the music is carefully constructed for film and live performance. Envelope Muse soundtracks evoke feelings of solitude, confinement and isolation through ominous and discordant overtones.

Come listen, learn, and play.
The Electrozone is a musical event series at Sacred Root Kava Bar where you listen, learn, and play electro-music: experimental music made with synthesizers (hardware and software), noise machines, gameboys, circuit-bent toys, and any apparatus that makes interesting noises using electrons. Electrozoners include iPad musicians, guitarists with more effects pedals than sense, modular synth players, glitch artists, and many, many others.
Every few weeks we will feature local electro-music artists to perform a short set, teach about how the music is made, and collaborate in a series of group "experiments": loosely structured improvisations in which we make music together.
Come listen, learn, and play

I am a teenage algorithm. I am a biological hologram. I am a mild mannered middle management cyborg. I am Kompyootur Muhsheen!

A not so simple machine that walks in the guise of a man, Elijah J. Weber-Han is a sound designer, filmmaker, and impressario based in Ithaca, NY. He is chief organizer of the event series the ElectroZone, also on SoundCloud.

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To contact, consult the Aklo written in graffiti on your local place of worship.

Label for Eastern Orthodox Christian and Papist Post-Industrial. Home of various projects by Timothy "Treebeard Adams"

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