Rhythmic / Melodic patch on COA Modular Negative Slew panel.
It's a bunch of 70's Serge modules in one panel.

No sequencer or drum machine involved , all produced within the panel with no effects.

Utilises : Negative Slew x 2 , V.C. Slew, '73 Envelope Generator, VCA/Gate, Triple Waveshaper and '73 Filter.

One Week Of Living Hell

02 LiveNoise.1a - 12.09pm [6.1.2016]

Funky Steel Guitar

James Heighway has used a Micromoog and customised modded gear to create this blast of analogue noise. This is the full version of the first track on Clan Analogue's compilation album 'Analogue Redux: Hardware Explorations'. 

Legendary Australian electronic music and arts collective Clan Analogue return to their roots with the new compilation album release Analogue Redux: Hardware Explorations, celebrating the voltage-driven intensity of analogue electronic music hardware.

Clan Analogue’s infatuation with analogue hardware goes back to the Australian electronic music collective’s inception in the early 90s when multitudes of obsolete analogue synths and drum machines were being discarded by the mainstream music industry only to be eagerly snapped up from pawn shops by a generation of young underground artists keen to explore the new sounds of techno. In recent years a new generation of musicians has been inspired to move away from purely computer-based systems and to re-embrace the joys of getting hands-on with analogue hardware.

Celebrating the new wave of hardware-driven electronic music, Clan Analogue put out a call for artists to contribute tracks featuring their favourite analogue gear and classic technology. From around the country came a selection of tracks ranging stylistically from experimental soundscapes to classic techno, acid house to ambient. Whether dusting off their old analogue synths from the back shed, messing around with the latest budget-priced gadgets or tweaking their modular setups, the artists on Analogue Redux responded to the call-out with their best and squelchiest efforts.

The tracks on Analogue Redux span the full frequency range of electronic music styles in the modern era, with industrial techno from Black Lung, nu-IDM from Miles Cosmo, downtempo garage from Tiatto, krautrock improv from Michael Mildren, lo-fi ambience from Random Acts of Elevator Music and everything in-between or beyond.

Analogue Redux: Hardware Explorations is ninety minutes of analogue intensity and voltage-driven sound, available on all leading online platforms and on CD from Clan Analogue’s website. The album will be launched in Melbourne at Clan Analogue’s Electronic Weekend at 303 on Saturday the 24th of September from 6pm as part of the Melbourne Fringe.


Analogue Redux: Hardware Explorations

James Heighway - Dialtones 181

Xwave >> featuring Adam Sussmann, Flimflandy and Alex'Sleepy'Morrison

xwave > wasted

full audio from no.11 in my video series on my you tube gutternoize pedals, playing two jazzmasters and bass vi.

diaries of a noise guitarist part 11 , Jazzmasters And Bass Vi

Marshmallow Clouds

hi there after a hard drive die last year and have lost all of my lifes works so enjoy some of these tracks only now exist here. ive been making a come back of guitar noise playing 3 guitars these are my latest works. thanks for listening. I will be adding various releases to my bandcamp link below.

diaries of a noise guitarist part 11 , Jazzmasters And Bass Vi

the spiders