WoW - nice track and lovely info on you account - names that inspired you are divers and reading Throbbing Gristle is special 2 me -I saw them live years ago and now use some of their sounds (released by Tiptop Audio to use in my modular setup) in recent tracks/performances. I gonna follow you from https://soundcloud.com/sonicrider/ later on \0/ I think our styles have a lot in common :-) Did an Isolation Sessions 2 days ago maybe you like it "take care out there" --> https://youtu.be/kCrmA2Ld0SU

Quite haunting and spooky - this is really good stuff Gwen.

wonderful! You've captured the essence of this haiku really well :)

My submission for the Navair Haiku 326 (https://www.naviarrecords.com/2020/04/01/naviarhaiku326-rumbling-in-the-mist/)

Haiku by Mark Morris https://medium.com/@purelandhaiku

Image by  Ameen Fahmy https://unsplash.com/@ameenfahmy_

Deep tales of the Leviathan enlighenment (Naviar Haiku 326)

Deep tales of the Leviathan enlightenment (Naviar Haiku 326)

Rumblin Cynth Rampo is based on the South Glamorgan coast she describes herself as cacophonist. Working in the genres of ambient, industrial ambient and noise she explores the worlds of science, space, heavy industry and the deep dark places of earth (or any things that she fancies).

Her tracks are created using modular and hardware synths, soft synths, diy electronic noise boxes, bread-boarded temporary sound generators and effect as well as field recordings. 

Inspiration comes from the natural world, science and space.  Influences include Bach, Beethoven, Mahler, Pierre Schaeffer, Daphne Orme, Delia Derbyshire, Louis and Bebe Barron, Can, Cluster, Tangerine Dream, Hawkwind, Throbbing Gristle, to name but a few.




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