Composed and recorded from January 2014 to May 2015 using Ableton Live and Push, NI Komplete Ultimate 9, a Teenage Engineering OP-1, a fully-restored Moog Rogue, Maschine, and a Zoom H4n for recording various hand-played percussion, all on a 15" MacBook Pro.

Mastered by Chicago Mastering Service.

Sky Stage

Kwanusila

Drunkard's Dawn

Urban Latin Consolidation, Vol. 04 Rearview Ghost

Shadow Kiss

Tail of the Dragon

Just a little thing I've been working with on and off for the past few weeks. Not finished, not official.

Window Ledge

A song about trying to survive by elevation and pushing a machine over the limit. Taken from the album Force De Frappe, released December 21st 2015 on vinyl, cassette, cd and in digital stores. More info available on http://www.dataairlines.net/work/dubmood-force-de-frappe-data045/

Stratosphere (Over The Operating Ceiling)(feat. GEM TOS)

"Walking Through the Night" is inspired by the 28-day cycle of the moon around the earth. A cycle almost the entire world is orchestrated by. The ocean's tides. Life cycles. Recurring emotions. The repetitive nature of the verses is part of that cycle. "Once in a Blue Moon".

Music composed by Thomas Mogensen (DRAX) and Jeroen Tel (WAVE)

Lyrics and vocals by Jeroen Tel (WAVE)

(C) 2017 Maniacs of Noise

Walking Through the Night

Maniacs of Noise (WAVE And DRAX) - Walking Through the Night

Music created using inSIDious, the definitive SID chip plugin, available NOW from Mike Clarke and Impact Soundworks! Harness the iconic sound of the C64's synthesizer and make authentic chiptunes, OR push the chip well beyond its limits with new and unique sounds.

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inSIDious: "Space Duregungle" by Mark Knight (TDK)

A 3-channel in-game track meant to be used for Fuzzball and was used in a preview when it was still called Furball Venture. It never got used, though, but I think it's still pretty cute.

Made with FredEd in 1991.

Fuzzball In-game Preview

There are no exceptions.

A collaboration with the insanely talented Professor Kliq.