Dark Psy Tune made with SC Glassworks, a live guitar and metallic synth sounds played using a wind controller.

Igloo in the Desert

La Laguna Negra

Let's Harvest Colors

A Place That Has Become Peaceful

Lunar Sanctuary

After a lot of work around our vinyl release "West Meets East" this year, we finally managed it to complete a new song new the end of the year 2017. After releasing a lot to be played mainly in chillout rooms, this one is more danceable and may be played on main dancefloors.
Hushinish is one of the remotest places on the Isle Of Harris in Scotland. The artwork photo is taken on a lonely beach somewhere on the end of a 20-mile long single-track road.

I Got Stuck In Hushinish

A slower but danceable song combining old school goa trance and dub step with a trashy e-bass effect chain. As there is no delay lama for Mac OS X, these sounds have been faked using a Reaktor-based vox synth and Ohmboyz.

Iron Golem

This song combines very classical and old-fashioned acid rock with 303 loops and some other synths to combine various 'acid' genres.

Used equipment and software: Bass guitar, tremolo guitar, Roland TD-1K electronic drumkit, Roland TB-3, Microkorg, NI Vintage Organs to simulate a Farfisa organ and Blinksonic Ruidoz to create some noises.

The Lion Celebrates Tomorrow

A slow chill track at 84 BPM to dream and relax. Wind synths are played using an AKAI EWI wind controller.

Hielo Glaciar

After switching my studio setup to Bitwig and Linux, the first song I created is the result after experimenting with deeply modified brass ensembles; not really matching any genre.

Hiking on Haloperidol

I just composed this song because I wanted to produce anything that sounds like Juno Reactor. After looking a while for sampled choirs, the Kontakt library Olympus Elements by Soundiron appeared to be very usable for that.

This song has been produced without any external synthesizers but the acid bassline is played with a real bass guitar and the lead guitar is made with a new lefthand guitar I got on XMAS last year.

In the intro and in the outro appears a carillon melody. This instrument you find in many bell towers in Belgium and northern France. In this case, the Kontakt Library 'Toll' by Sonokinetic is used for that, modulated with the effect preset 'Contraband' that comes with NI Absynth.

This song is made with Bitwig Studio on Linux and lots of converted audio plugins made for Windows.

The artwork is a derivateof a photography by Semhur at https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sulfur_mining_in_Kawah_Ijen_-_Indonesia_-_20110608.jpg and may be used under the terms and conditions of the Creative Commons License CC-BY-SA-3.0

Fishing In The Sulphurous Sea

Progressive Anarchists is an alternative, genre-free electronic music project from Germany. This music combines "Old School" Psychedelic Goa Trance with Ambient, Dub and Post Rock. 

Musical influence: Juno Reactor, Shpongle, Ozric Tentacles, Ott, Future Sound Of London, System 7, Spicelab.

used synths: Korg Microkorg, Access Virus, Roland GR-55, an eurorack modular system and all the soft synths included in NI Komplete and Logic Pro.

Used controllers and other instruments: A NI Kontrol S61 MK2, an AKAI EWI wind controller, guitars and bass with MIDI-enabled hexaphonic pickup and a Spicetone 6Appeal.

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