Also known as 
http://www.soundcloud.com/acydroid ( #acid #braindance #sheeptune)
http://www.soundcloud.com/murdrum ( #drum #drumjazz #dnb)
http://www.soundcloud.com/8wrk (remixes & covers)
http://www.soundcloud.com/dplayx (old tunes, pre-ohmwerk/acydroid, 90's/OO's)

#ibelieveinbraindance #musicbox #breakstep #beatnoise #idm #acid #dubcore
#bassmusic

Spread the word if you like what you hear, thanks :)

I never know from one second to the next what I'm creating - I don't read or write music so I find myself trusting a mixture of instinct and serendipity, so that, for the most part,the tracks are gradually assembled through a prolonged process of trial and error / give and take. Sometimes they will sit dormant for months and then be picked up again and finished in minutes - sometimes they seem to write themselves in a single session. It's a funny business...

These tracks show the range of what I like to do. If they have one thing in common it's an attempt to create a kind of new world with each piece having an atmosphere of its own. 

As an ex-drummer rhythm is important to me as are off-kilter sounds / tones, a legacy of the first pop song I really remember 'Good Vibrations'- I blame that Wilson bloke and his theremins. 

Other people's work that I admire include Kraftwerk, Delia Debyshire, Eno, Future Sound of London, Autechre : the usual suspects ... in more recent times Jah Wobble's Solaris project was a revelation live and current obsessions are Boards of Canada, Nils Petter Molvaer, Tony Allen and Mulato Astatke.

Comments welcome on these tracks and on music making in general. I am very happy to receive and exchange tracks and ideas and, if I have time, to collaborate on projects. Please feel free to get in touch.

'All art aspires to the condition of music.'- Walter Pater


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