Note: This is not output from Glenn Cornett / Subplanet. It is instead a performance recorded at Glenn Cornett's NYC venue Spectrum (Spectrumnyc.org). It eventually becomes an Italian version of King Crimson's delightful "Indiscipline" piece. The event was the birthday of Crimson Project artist Julie Slick. KC artist Pat Mastelotto is on drums.

Ye olde RICKSPLUND band at 12 Minutes Max, Salt Lake City Public Library auditorium, May 19, 2024. NO sub woofers. Just the usual RICKSPLUND onslaught of genius sounds and subtle and/or dramatic interactions. Christian Asplund, amplified viola; Steven Ricks, electronics/live effects/etc. Please enjoy!

RICKSPLUND @ 12MM 5.19.24

Spectrum​ WinterProg treat: Julie Slick​ (guitar), Marco Machera​ (bass, vocals),Tim Motzer​ (Guitar) and Pat Mastelotto​ (drums) do an improv + King Crimson's "Indiscipline" (Italian version!), a piece reportedly based on a letter to Adrian Belew​ from his wife about one of her paintings.  17 minutes; "Indiscipline" kicks in at about 7' 30" .  Enjoy!

Last song, last set, 31 January 2015.

Improv - Indiscipline

clang showcase at Industry City Distillery, New York on November 18, 2014 featuring Krishve, Hans Tammen's Endangered Guitar, Satoshi Takeishi and Lars Graugaard with Keisuke Matsuno; sound engineer Daniel Neumann.

Lars Graugaard & Keisuke Matsuno @ CT-SWaM

i had a realization this summer that some of the metric compositional work I've been doing for years could be realized really well in an electronic music context. this is a re-interpretation of a handful of my own pieces from the last 8 years or so. originally put together for the Bruised Peach Festival in brooklyn in october.

October Mix

A House (Yugen, Death by Water, 2016)

Chris Cuda: Guitar
Michael Bernier: Guitar/Chapman Stick
Dean Pascarella: Chapman Stick
Ritchie DeCarlo: Drums

BeCuDePa (Rough Mix)

Crosses is a growing collection of small musical poetries that I wrote for small chamber groups; duos, trios and quartet.

Violin: Claudius Agrippa
Cello: Lukas Pawlikowski

Crosses: An Anthology no. 1

Music: Nick Kulukundis (all instruments)
Lyrics and vocals: Chris Floyd
Recitation of original lines from Sappho: Frances Martin
For more recitations of ancient texts, visit Sister of Iris at
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1x5qOrhrm6_xn-t7PUkTeQ

Sappho Is Gone (Chris Floyd/Nick Kulukundis/Frances Martin/Sappho)

one good decision and all this could change 
one good decision ill make 
days turn to weeks when you're all in your head 
and going outside's just a mess
I loathe the day I see your face 
to remind me I'm not
 who I used to be in your eyes 
who i wanna be in your eyes

one good decision it’s all in my head
one choice I could never make
days turn to weeks when you’re all in your head
and going outside’s just a mess
i loathe the day I see your face
to remid me im not who I used to be in your eyes
who i used to be in your eyes

in your eyes

listen loud. 

written/performed/recorded/mixed by dominic coles and weston olencki using an array of modular synthesizers and post-production techniques. 

mastered by weston olencki.

contours of inefficient slag distribution [2018/19] (weston olencki/dominic coles)

If you look to Eastern Europe, you will discover interesting musical treasures. Inannia set off on his journey and digged through various music shops to find out the essence of this region in the world. Young and older artists from there often experimented with spatial effects, soundscapes and field recordings, also using electronic organs (keyboards) and wind instruments. From this cold @liquidsoundclub January night in 2019 we hear a symbiosis of fresh sounds from our neighbouring countries. Open your ears and enjoy this journey.

With Tracks by Anton Baibakov, Polaris, Servi, New Rome, New Composers, DigitalSimplyWorld, Limited Liability Sounds, Kosmischer Läufer, Tomasz Pauszek, Reinhard Lakomy, Remote Spaces, Visionary Hours ...

www.inannia.net

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Ambient Journey Through Eastern Europe – 2019

Subplanet is an umbrella project of Glenn Cornett and various collaborators. Glenn is a biotech entrepreneur who founded and continues to manage Spectrum, an experimental arts venue in NYC that has presented >2,400 concerts since opening in 2012. His incompletely-frequent compositions range from serialism to progressive post-rock to almost-ordinary amplified music.  His biotech work addresses treatments for Alzheimer's disease, autism, cancer, cardiovascular/metabolic disease and COVID. His neuroscience doctoral thesis (UCLA) was on deep-brain responses to musical stimuli. His MD was from U. Michigan.

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