This is seriuosly excellent work - a suped 50 minute sound adventure - pleasure to listen to.

Loved this long journey mate! Will get back! =) /HM

what a great concept and work. thanks for sharing!

Cordilleras

A Quiet Lunch at the Big Bang Burger Bar

Met Shamanator a week ago. Had a great conversation with him, discovered some shared interests. Here is a Granular take on his track Carter the Unknown

Charter the Unknown - Shamanator (Arbhar Mix)

Flight of the Bumblebee Performed by Juan Adomono

First section is just the Monotron Delay. The rest is a Korg  Volca Keys pattern put through the Drlay. For the Volca section all manipulations are on the Delay

012324 First Monotron Delay test

031124 Volca Bass Jam

240409 Zone

From COLLECTED LOCATIONS Vol II
free download: placement.bandcamp.com/album/collect…-locations-ii

A little while back my name ended up in a hat for a project of collaborations - the lucky-dip chose Man Meets Bear, and yesterday was the first clear day for recording. 
So it was into The Little Studio - flicking on the red lights & scanning the news feed... David Bowie had died. 

All day I just kept recording. This was the result. 

Between Boxing Day And Goodbye <Thin White Duke>  (by Placement & Man Meets Bear)

Entire soundtrack for "I thought I might be dying -- a collaborative installation on Fertility and Flux" (1993).  The music looped while people explored the huge uterine space (tapestry, sculpting, painting, poetry, photography). This composition features sounds I sampled and played, including chimes, racquetball court, traffic, scraped pot lid, interviewees, ex-wife :) , didgeridoo, hammered dulcimer, Kurzweil K2000RS, bowed psaltry, and others. I mixed the music on a 4-track cassette recorder (the days before computer compositional and mixing aids!).

The 49.5 minute track loosely follows the physical, emotional, and spiritual changes during the 28-day menstrual cycle, including buildup of endometrium, cramps, PMS, blood flow, and peace.

I Thought I Might Be Dying

A NEW album by Placement's 'ancestor band' Curtains. Rescued and restored from the original tapes, Measure And Make was the band's last album, but it has never been heard - until now... https://curtainsartpop.bandcamp.com/

Guadeloupe Carnival (by Curtains)

I love sound.  I have always loved sound. Sound has been 'here' long before 'hear.'  I believe we are cosmic nets and our unique patterns of warp and woof filters the Sound as our spirits see fit.

I Thought I Might Be Dying

Shamanator

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