Music For a Sunday Afternoon

Dark Horses Saturn Return remix by Pete International Airport, AKA Peter G. Holmström of the Dandy Warhols out on Last Gang Records 9th March 2015, taken from the album 'Hail Lucid State' produced by Richard Fearless.
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Tour:
14/3 ‪‎Paris‬ - Le Trianon (w/The Dandy Warhols)
15/3 ‪‎Nijmegen‬ - Doornroosje (w/The Dandy Warhols)
19/3 ‪‎Köln‬ - Gebäude 9 (w/The Dandy Warhols)
20/3 ‪‎Utrecht‬ - TivoliVredenburg (w/The Dandy Warhols)
21/3 ‪Groningen‬ - De Oosterpoort (w/The Dandy Warhols)
22/3 ‪‎Antwerp‬ - Muziekcentrum TRIX (w/The Dandy Warhols)
23/3 Lausanne - Le Romandie
24/3 Zurich - Hafenkneipe (w/John Dear)
25/3 Konstanz - Kulturladen (w/ Dearly Beloved )
26/3 Darmstadt -Kuenstlerkeller (w/ Dearly Beloved )
27/3 Dresden - Beatpol (w/ Dearly Beloved )
28/3 Berlin - Gruner Salon (w/ Dearly Beloved )
31/3 Hamburg - Molotow Bar (w/ Dearly Beloved )




SATURN RETURNS (P.I.A. Remix)

*Mother/Father- 2017 *THIS A TRIBUTE*FREE MP3 DOWNLOAD* R.I.P Shakti Yoni and The Dingo Virgin - Daevid Allen and Gilli Smyth of the bands Gong and Mothergong- this song for you both on your new Journey through the infinite endless blue with all my EscherMC Orlando Monday True Heart.

01.MoonChild-DaevidAllenGilliSmyth*TributeMix

Cover of Not Your Bottle by The Dandy Warhols
Guitar/Vocals/Tambourine - Kate Bresnahan

Not Your Bottle

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steve - guitar, e-bow
erik - drums, bass

Godless Guitar Drums Bass Ebow Lines 2

Godless Guitar Drums Bass Ebow Trumpet Lines 3

04_Flowers Of Evil

The Cottage In The Woods

here's a recording using only pinged filters as sound sources. about five variations of the same patch here. no vca's, no envelopes, no oscillators modules (except the oscillation filters) used in this patch. fm sounds are stereo dipole or twin peak resonator fm'ing themselves.  filters used are; klangbau twin peak filter, klangbau twin peak resonator, SSF stereo dipole, serge random source vcfq.

Music For a Sunday Afternoon

Steve Apostolides