Create a new piece of music by using nothing but the following elements from these three pieces of music:



The last 30 seconds of Juan Manuel Castrillo’s “Horizontales,” from the album by that name on the netlabel Impulsive Habitat:



http://impulsivehabitat.com/releases/ihab084.htm



The first 10 seconds of J. Surak’s “Improvisation for Prepared Autoharp,” from the album If You Smell Gas on the netlabel Zeromoon:



http://museumofmicrocassetteart.bandcamp.com/album/moma086-if-you-smell-gas



The first 20 seconds of Maddame Cell’s “Auto Tempo 1,” from the album Autotempo on the netlabel Xylem:



http://xylemrecords.bandcamp.com/album/autotempo



Background: all of this music is available for free, non-commercial download and creative reuse thanks to a Creative Commons license. This project is part of a series of “netlabel remixes” intended to promote that sort of thoughtful, collaborative sharing. The audio was sourced from reviews posted originally at the excellent website actsofsilence.com, which is run by David Nemeth.


Merge Conflict [disquiet0111-actsofcommons]

I'm Carlos Lemosh.
The main focus of my work is rhythmic noise and musique concrète. 

http://carloslemosh.bandcamp.com/



Schemawound is a solo electronic project of J.Siemasko. Free from the constraints of genre Schemawound is free to evolve and change with every release. 

"It matters not how strait the gate, 
 How charged with punishments the scroll, 
 I am the master of my fate: 
 I am the captain of my soul."
 Invictus - William Ernest Henley

Kelp is an ambient/IDM/techno/experimental project from the UK begun in 1998 with influences rooted in early acid and techno released by labels such as B12, A.R.T., Djax-Up-Beats, Sounds Never Seen, +8 Records, Eevolute, Rephlex and Rising High Records. Currently Kelp is releasing music via Myuzyk Netlabel and contributing regularly to 64-bar-music