2024-09-01 Dub #4 (Anchor Drop)

Carry Thy Lies

I found this piece of paper in the street and proceeded to make a tune out of it. One take. Oh and of course it is in glorious space mono! 

Dags att förnya ditt liv

Ruins in the Ember

hopefully you think something is wrong with your speakers

Written, produced, mixed by Danz. Obscure but Visible EP out October 7th on Channel 9 Records, available for pre-order here: http://https://itun.es/us/eiMBdb 

Pre-order limited edition 10" vinyl here: http://bit.ly/2bDaALd
Pre-order limited edition red cassette here: http://bit.ly/2bS1Ql9


Obscure But Visible EP

Computer Magic - Dimensions

Done only in FL Studio with some help from Reaper. Enjoy :-)

One small step

NASA in Silicon Valley Live is a talk show that features conversations with scientists, researchers, engineers and all-around cool people who work at NASA to push the boundaries of innovation. In this episode streamed on Oct. 11, 2018, we talk about exploring the Moon with robots, NASA’s 60th anniversary and more!

Video with captions: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ozSlDBcbVqg

NASA in Silicon Valley Live - Robotic Exploration of the Moon

opening track of 6-track mini-LP Lucifer & Lust, released on 6 September 2016 / hand-numbered 10" vinyl & digital: https://clone.nl/item41505.html &
https://electronicemergencies.bandcamp.com/album/lucifer-lust or in all major digital music stores

Lucifer & Lust is a 10-inch mini album by Dmitry Distant, showcasing the diversity of his talent. The 6 tracks by the Russian-born artist who currently resides in Latvia reflect the atmosphere of the Baltic and the mystic sides of electronic music. Showing where his devotion lies, Dmitry experiments on the verge of techno, wave and industrial. On this mini album, he grasps our attention with minimalistic trance-like rhythms covered in fluctuating painful melodies, using wonderful analogue sounds and exotic instruments such as the electric violin.

artwork by Meinhard Spoor.

Dmitry Distant - Atrum / EE011

One of the things NASA's InSight mission will do is place a seismometer on Mars to feel for vibrations. Part of the InSight acronym is “seismic investigations.” We want to see if Mars has quakes, but there’s more to it than that. Vibrations going through a planet or a moon are a way to see the different layers deep inside.

hopefully you think something is wrong with your speakers

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