A gestural and textural exploration of the Eurorack modular synthesizer in traditional long form. Heavily featuring Make Noise DPO and Make Noise Optomix.

A stereo reduction of the original quadraphonic piece.

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Music and artwork crafted by squishy fleshy human beings.
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This music expresses the joy of weaving sounds, textures and rhythms together.
Some older artwork made by models, when they were still silly.

T.D.

Gerhard Zander's musical work started in the experimental field of electronic pop music. In the mid-seventies, he began experimenting with cassette and tape recorders. This was followed by autodidactical guitar studies and an extended interest in the use of fieldrecordings in music. From the 80s onwards he increasingly focused on working with synthesizers, from ca. 1984 on with computers and samplers. He has been working on several projects of improvised music since 2006. Currently, his main focus is the use of modular synthesizers and prepared instruments.

Experiments & explorations documenting the growth of a modular synth from a Korg Littlebits & pile of guitar effects by an internationally disdained author & improviser. WARNING: here there be satire!
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composer, performer, lecturer and analog synthesist who is endlessly fascinated by and exploring sound...

An improvisor making sounds with modular synths, daxophone, and Max/MSP.

also: 
http://modular-jazz.bandcamp.com/track/a-r-hill-sending-circles

The Chalk Group: http://soundcloud.com/thechalkgroup/
Unit One: http://linearobsessional.bandcamp.com/track/dry-land-appearing

http://soundcloud.com/ayearinthecountry/voyages-of-the-moon-unit-one-a-year-in-the-country?in=ayearinthecountry/sets/the-quietened-cosmologists

http://terraneanrecordings.bandcamp.com/track/nest-of-wild-stones

I work with acoustic composition and electronica, using found sound, improvisation and extended techniques. Recent music explores the relationship between pitch and noise. Genres boundaries are generally blurred. I have written for theater, dance and film in the past. Roots in classical piano, I also dabble with jazz piano, accordion, guitar, and percussion. 

TSUKU BOSHI release experimental music in all its diversity: composed, improvised, electronic, acoustic, performed, mediated, concrete and conseptual. Based in Paris, France we work with local, national and international artists. Check out www.discogs.com/fr/label/59028-Tsuku-Boshi for more info on us

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Ryan Gaston