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Groove and Arpeggios while drinking orange juice out of a champagne glass.

Lido - Ain’t No Sunshine
Phazz - Lionheart
Panama - Always (Wave Racer Remix)
Mr Bill & The Algorithm - So Retro
Wave Racer - Streamers
Game Of Thrones 80s
Minesota - Tokyo
Disclosure - You And Me (Flume Remix)
Awe - Crystals
Mobb Deep - My Block
LAXX - Threat
Torsion Force - Stabber
Tipper - Shatterbox
Koan Sound - Dynasty
Drift Static - I Say, You Say
Lindsay Lowend - Basement Dweller Overture
Ephixa - Song Of Storms
Ephixa - Lost Woods
Sabrepulse - First Crush (feat. Knife City)
Virtual Riot - Paper Planes

# Summer Mixtape #

I made some weird sci-fi loops for this fun iOS game. :)

You can buy it on the Apple Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/l.a.r.s.-from-mars/id794512003?mt=8



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I wrote that in the train the other day. I've been experimenting with Superior Drummer more these days as I get bored of Addictive Drums, but I still layer the two together. 

Also I want to go further into experimenting with weird time signatures and placements, and I tried something here. I also like how acid it sounds. 

Drums and Math (Free DL)

Here is a track I made in 2012 and that was meant to appear on Polymorphic Code but was not finished in time. The mix is not perfect and I could improve it but in order to respect the sound of Polymorphic Code I prefer to deliver it as it is/was. :)

Deathmatch is one of the two bonus tracks from the australian release of Polymorphic Code
Buy (Australia with Bonus Tracks) :
Physical: http://bit.ly/1u6XW8T
iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/au/album/polymorphic-code/id797257672
Buy (Europe/US) : http://bit.ly/1dsknh5

Deathmatch (Polymorphic Code - 2012 - Bonus Track)

Pay what you want and download the track: http://store.basickrecords.com/category/the-algorithm/ or here
http://music.basickrecords.com/track/terminal

I started writing this track in June 2014, a good break and a few tours after the last album, I saw the production process as an opportunity for me to explore a lot of different things at the same time, like guitars and some sound design techniques. 
The track has a strong melancholic or even nostalgic vibe to it, which is something that I can't seem to get rid of, but it still shows a lot more modernity and clarity in the production value. I guess it mostly sounds like post-rock meets IDM, but the mood is dark and unstable, and when you think there'll be hope you realize it's all chaos and fear. Its not a sad song, it's a song about fragility. 
I think it says a lot about myself, and about the people I meet, at the end of the day we are all watching the world growing into a globalized and complicated culture and we have to fight for what we believe as we all carry our own values and knowledge from the past. 

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Terminal

Brute Force

brute force

floating point

boot

Still experimenting with vocals and more guitar driven metal stuff. Don't worry - I haven't abandoned synthwave, there'll be stuff like that soon too!

Special thanks to Efe Makaracı and Ricky Mehra

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Cluster

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Rémi Gallego, aka The Algorithm

Contact and Press: remi.gallego@gmail.com

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