Name: Protocraft by Snuppeluppen
Duration: 5 min 43 s
Description: Electronic track made with yamaha synths. Music Inspired by the game Robocraft and the original temporal ost by Andy Clark and also the trance music of Rom Di Prisco.

You should sync this tune with a news TV channel.

The most Y2K aesthetic music I ever listened. Feels it's 2003 again

Electronic track made with yamaha synths. Music Inspired by the game Robocraft and the original temporal ost by Andy Clark and also the trance music of Rom Di Prisco.

Protocraft

Rise Of Dominance - 03 World 02

Rise Of Dominance - 02 World 01

Vi Lever, Hva Nå?

Live Electronics Solo opptak

Live opptak mastertrack. casio sk1

Here's a sneak peak at our new album with the second song on there called SALOME'S DANCE!

After seven years since the release of our debut album, The Hypersonic Factor are grateful to share "Benevolent Beasts," a collection of tracks that reflects both our development as a band and the experiences that have shaped us along the way.

The journey to this album has not been without its challenges. We open with "Groove for Danny," a tribute to our late and original drummer, Danny Handler, in his memory we have made this track, honoring his incredible spirit and influence. Rest in Peace, Danny…

Throughout this album, we draw from a range of inspirations, some of which stemmed from the unusual times we all navigated during the COVID pandemic, happening right at the start of writing the album. "Proximity Dance" , for example, emerged playfully, reflecting the strange dynamics of distance and connection that defined our lives during that period.

Musically, "Benevolent Beasts" explores the many facets of fusion and progressive rock. With some acoustic pieces woven in and funk grooves threading through the sound, we aim to create a varied listening experience. Each original member contributed their unique style and compositions: the melodic and catchy riffs from our bassist Mirko Borach, Dan van den Berg’s eclectic electric and acoustic guitar work, and the warm, rich rhythms provided by our new drummer, Tom Hipskind, all converge into a collective sound that feels organic and inviting. Jason Rubenstein, our keyboardist, composer, arranger and producer has, next to his very diverse playing, skillfully guided the whole process, ensuring that the diverse ideas we brought to the table found a cohesive home.

We’re pleased to feature guest keyboardist William Paasche on "The Simurgh." His contributions add an intensity to the track that we appreciate deeply.

"Benevolent Beasts" is a culmination of years of collaboration, creativity, and reflection. We hope to offer something that resonates with all who enjoy instrumental fusion and progressive rock, inviting listeners into our world while echoing the journey we've taken together.

Thank you for taking the time to explore our music. We hope it brings you joy and connection in its own unique way.

With gratitude and passion,

The Hypersonic Factor

credits
released April 19, 2025

Tom Hipskind - Drums and Percussion
Mirko Borach - Bass
Jason Rubenstein - Keyboards
Dan van den Berg - Guitar

Additional keyboards by Dan on a few tunes.

Special guest on "The Simurgh": keyboard solos by William Paasche

Salome's Dance | The Hypersonic Factor

Track made in collaboration with one of the artistic groups of UT-HUB in their project for the academic year 2024/2025. As a personal challenge it is made using a Roland JV 1080.

Knockout - Menu

Knockout - Menu Theme

Overture to the album, in which I used spectralist procedures.

Chronicles of the Fall

Arken - Stagnation

The Final Level [Suite in Eight Movements]:

Part I – The Purple Snow Desert (Prologue) [00:00]
Part II – Overture [02:39]
Part III – Dilemmas of the Machine [07:09]
Part IV – Destructive Forces with the Sense of Humor [08:57]
Part V – The Frozen Object in the Digital Outer Space [12:33]
Part VI – Il est devenu fou! [16:14]
Part VII – The Final Level [17:28]
Part VIII – The Purple Snow Desert (Reprise) [20:12]

"The Final Level" seems to be my absolute magnum opus, not only because of its largeness, but also because of how perfectly it represents and exposes almost every single corner of my poor soul. What else there is to say? Sit back, close your eyes and enjoy your trip.

Special thanks go to everyone dear to me, people and events that keep inspiring me to do music my way, and you - for your precious time. Thank you all.

You can also like my facebook page to keep in touch - https://www.facebook.com/harold.the.fisherman/

The Final Level

The Final Level [Suite in Eight Movements]

The one they call Snuppeluppen. Norwegian Keyboardist, composer and synth programmer. My long list of inspiration are people like Keith Emerson, Kit Watkins, Maurice Ravel, Allan Holdsworth, Gentle Giant, Magma, Bartok, Stravinsky, John Mclaughlin, Chick Corea, Jan Johansson, Joe Zawinul, Jannick Top, John Coltrane, Rom Di prisco, Robert John Godfrey, Børge Olsen, Art Tatum,weidorje, Patrick Gauthier, Mccoy Tyner, Jean Jacques Perrey, Bernt Andre Moen, Jaco Pastorius, Eddie jobson, Lightning bolt etc.

Protocraft

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