Name: glitching the tower by sounDJunkie.nl
Duration: 10 min 26 s
Description: composition using a glitching quadrasynth. spacial effects: disused water tower

12 Improvisation Part Two Copy

In the lowlands of Burma lie the remains of thousands of crumbling temples...

In this episode, we tell one of the most colourful stories of civilizational survival: the story of the Bagan Empire of Myanmar. Find out how this kingdom rose up in the Irrawaddy river valley of central Myanmar, and built one of the most remarkable series of monuments to have survived from the medieval world. Discover what life was like for the people who lived there, and find out what happened to cause its sudden and complete collapse.

16. Bagan - City Of Temples

some mesmerizing staccato sequences during a 15 minute session with the Elektor formant and beatstep pro. two channels are controlling two generators.

Formanturiastep D 02

Aforisme 2 STH

Far in the distance, three colossal shapes tower over the desert horizon…

In this episode, we travel to the Nile Valley, and tell the story of one of the most iconic cultures ever produced by humankind – the civilizations of ancient Egypt. I want to show how this series of related cultures grew up in the floodplains of their great river, and built some of the most enduring and recognizable structures in the world. And I want to tell the story of what happened to bring the age of the Pharaohs finally and cataclysmically to an end. 

Credits: 

Michael Hajiantonis
Nick Denton
Paul Casselle
Alexandra Boulton
Tom Marshall-Lee
Rhy Brignell
Peter Walters
Lachlan Lucas

Narrated and produced by Paul Cooper
Sound engineering by Alexey Sibikin
Readings in Arabic by Nassim El-Boujjoufi
Readings in reconstructed ancient Egyptian by Seqnenra (Mohammad Habib) and Doha Abd Allah Amin

18. Egypt - Fall of the Pharaohs

Live recording of set during Unknown Electronics 18 at OT301 Amsterdam January 2024. 

Compact hardware and synth setup this time with modular syntheseizer, Electribe2 and EricaSynths DB-01. One hour of boom boom. 

Tracklist:
01:00 Freakbeats
07:00 Wakey Wakey
15:00 Thor's After
21:00 Kapitein Ex Te Zee
27:00 Seela (see je later edit)
32:00 Oh-No! 
46:00 Tidal Wave
50:00 Chopping Acid

Elektortek Live set

Elektortek @ Unknown Electronics 18 Club Set

Dark Days Ambient Session recorded mid-winter, looking for brighter days finding beautiful sounds while improvising. 

Best listened in relaxing atmosphere with good sound system or headphones.
Would love to make music for movies and short films.

Dark Days Ambient Session

After intense weeks of organising and celebrating Dutch Modular Fest 24' in Utrecht, it was time to hit the antisocial sound cave. 

Yamaha organ at home fed into looper Eurorack module by Dirkxonic, and processed further in modular synth setup. Leading, drum and bass sounds coming from organ, spacey bleeps from FM and AM modulating Benjolin and VCO module through ringfolder and adding some space and bits with Qbit Nautilus and Typhoon... ahhh take me awayyyyy....

Modular Synthesiser and Yamaha Organ post-poofed ambient jamsession

In the far east of the Eurasian steppe, the sound of hoofbeats is growing...

In this episode we travel along the vast grassland corridor of the steppe, to hear one of the most remarkable and unlikely stories from medieval history – the story of the Mongol Empire. Find out how this group of nomadic horse riders united the peoples of the Mongolian steppe, and forged them into a truly unique kind of state. Discover how they conquered much of the lands of Eurasia, and brought the distant cultures of China, Persia, the Middle East and Europe into contact. And hear the story of how the world’s largest land empire finally came apart, and left the world as we know it in its wake.

Voice Actors:

Michael Hajiantonis
Henry Stenhouse
Lachlan Lucas
Alexandra Boulton
Simon Jackson
Tom Marshall-Lee
Chris Harvey,
Nick Denton
Amrit Sandhu
Matt Bidulph
Paul Casselle

Readings in Arabic were performed by Oussama Taher.
Readings in Chinese were by Richard Teng.
Readings from the secret history of the Mongols in Mongolian were performed by Uiles

19. The Mongols - Terror of the Steppe (Part 1)

In the far east of the Eurasian steppe, the sound of hoofbeats is growing...

In this episode we travel along the vast grassland corridor of the steppe, to hear one of the most remarkable and unlikely stories from medieval history – the story of the Mongol Empire. Find out how this group of nomadic horse riders united the peoples of the Mongolian steppe, and forged them into a truly unique kind of state. Discover how they conquered much of the lands of Eurasia, and brought the distant cultures of China, Persia, the Middle East and Europe into contact. And hear the story of how the world’s largest land empire finally came apart, and left the world as we know it in its wake.

Voice Actors:

Michael Hajiantonis
Henry Stenhouse
Lachlan Lucas
Alexandra Boulton
Simon Jackson
Tom Marshall-Lee
Chris Harvey,
Nick Denton
Amrit Sandhu
Sebastian Balzarolo
Matt Bidulph
Paul Casselle

Readings in Arabic were performed by Oussama Taher.
Readings in Chinese were by Richard Teng.
Readings from the secret history of the Mongols in Mongolian were performed by Uiles

19. The Mongols - Terror of the Steppe (Part 2)

composition using a glitching quadrasynth. spacial effects: disused water tower

glitching the tower

Dark Ambient, electronic music and walls of sound

glitching the tower

sounDJunkie.nl

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