sidereal boar

Beastiary

human power

with Dagon, I endeavored to go beyond 'Invisible Cloak'. Dagon is written in multiple bpms. Each time I reloaded the .wav into a new project, I would change the bpm a little, from higher to lower and back again over many reiterations. In this way I could approach the canvas from multiple angles in time. It is not in any specific time signature. The time signature is fluid and morphing constantly. It is written off grid. I approached this piece as a visual art, not exactly as music.

Dagon

animist

The Cat's Moo

Lagomorph

rainbow sarcophagus (165.666 Bpm)

Mosaic  ~ (159.999 Bpm)

thus gone (124.596 Bpm)

jewish mysticism. sorta an ambient track. sounds mystic as f**k!

Kabbalah

one day i decided to find samples from video games to use. i ended up downloading those as well as cartoon, human, and animal sound effects and came up with this embarassing experimental track. it's like an episode from a bad trip. (w/ lots of farts and burps, of course)

Idiotic Sound Effects

Treebert's Grand Day (153.999 bpm)

borderline autistic bioelectro. someone said they could hear like worms or centipedes all crawling over each other. part of it definately reminds me of crabs. chitinous plates.

Disjointed Groove

alien arena rock. i don't know what instruments the aliens use but there are electric chords. this is kinda an anthem song.

Veglae March

this began as an attempt to emulate the oldest records that we have of music played on a harp-like instrument in ancient Mesopotamia, the Hurrian hymn

Bingus's Rag

Archaeopteryx  (161.999 bpm)

this, stupidly enough started as an attempt at hip hop. but i am so distant from reality that it became perverted and then mystical.

Swirldown All

Color Tonic (160 Bpm)

purgantis

fire ant disco

pingu

thylacine

droom

pombero

cyborg outlaw

https://sertulariae.bandcamp.com/album/my-penis-fell-off

phase inversion

trailerquark

present

'Sertulariae' is the plural scientific name for a genus of hydroid microorganisms that lives in the sea. I draw my inspiration from prints of sea invertebrates the evolutionary biologist Ernst Haeckel painted. In these prints the lines between biology and geometry/mathematics is blurred because the organisms resemble geometric abstractions. This remains a mystic and beautiful revelation for me. 
'Sertulariae' also stands for my consciousness which I hope to evolve up from the depths of the sea metaphorically to express higher organisms through my compositions.

Sertulariae

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