Boson Spin / P a b l o - Aphica (arrhythmia mix)

Composer: haiphane Chang (on.soundcloud.com/GgsnK)

Light Forest (by haiphane Chang)

Get the whole recording (total length: 42:52) on Bandcamp now:
https://randyedgewood.bandcamp.com/track/expedition-19-sxb2-next

This is maybe the most unexpected show I performed so far. The Next is a little nightclub located in the middle of the historical centre of Strasbourg. It's a neat venue, with a nice staff and a good sound-system, but one can say it's very mainstream music-driven, so the odds to hear experimental, or even electronica stuff there is near zero.

Actually that was quite a challenge for me to adapt my style to this peculiar place. I had to find the right balance between my usual weird no input sounds, and some more musical/danceable elements, so I wouldn't lose the whole audience instantly. Turned out it worked pretty well, as people looked like they were really enjoying the moment. Interestingly, the most receptive were the younger part of the audience. I remember that the deeper we went into the expedition, the larger was the physical separation between the older ones, chatting and smiling in the background, and the younger ones, nervously dancing and headbanging just in front of me.

Thank you very much Nico, Mich-Mich and all the Kollectiv Wolfgang for trusting me and making this weird crossover of genres happen, thank you Ricardo for the great conversation, thank you Flipper for hosting the party, and thank you Crash Server for recommanding my name to the team. It was both a fun and interesting project to work on.

PS: The water sound you can hear in the beginning comes from the entrance of the Next.

Live setup: Reason + MIDI controllers

Expedition 20: SXB2 (Next) [Intro]

Music @jbscctype @duyiosirbed
Mixing engineer @musicstuffok (Ni-Chun Chung(Teni))

above information from instagram.

Walk 1 (Fractal)

Our version of "Always Something There To Remind ME" by Naked Eyes.  Recorded live at The Gaslight in Portsmouth, NH on 9/17/16.

Always Something There To Remind Me - Live (Naked Eyes cover)

Our version of "Take On Me" by AhHa. Recorded live at The Gaslight in Portsmouth, NH on 9/17/16.

Take On Me - Live (Ah Ha cover)

Our version of "Closer" by Nine Inch Nails. Recorded live at The Gaslight in Portsmouth, NH on 9/17/16.  Had to keep it clean due to it being an outdoor show.

Closer (Clean Version) - Live (Nine Inch Nails cover)

Your misleading friend, 
had a well loaded tongue
bending your ear
with the story she wrung

November damp air 
seeps through your coat again

You get bits of the truth
blended with fiction
she’s a rather well rehearsed
politician

a glass splinter in you mind without an end

Here comes another one
Speeding lies and having fun
Oh Misinformed Informant unload your gun

Waste breath to make my case
It's written all over your face
Oh Misinformed Informant unload your gun

'Cause I will never misinform you

Disproportionate size
the voice of the spies ,
take a knife and cut
every extravagant lie 

packed up the car
ready to make the drive

Got driving gas, 
and spending cash, 
a sleeping bag 
and a dime of weed

A head on the dash,  
makes it hard to leave

Why don’t they just say
Why don’t they just say what they mean
We could get out of dodge
We could leave it all behind

We could up and go
leave the world just wondering where we went
We are aging fast
It’s time we did one just last thing for us

Misinformed Informant

Daryl Davis is a boogie woogie pianist who’s played with Bill Clinton, Bruce Hornsby, and Chuck Berry. But we wanted to talk to him about another group of his friends.

Daryl Davis wrote a book about his experiences with the Klan in a book called “Klan-Destine Relationships.”

Check out a follow up to this story on Love And Radio.

Producer: Nick van der Kolk, with Renzo Gorrio

Snap Judgment

Daryl Davis and the KKK / Snap Judgment, "The Klan"

A few months after the Kessler syndrome played out overhead, like a message in a bottle, a slimy, barnacled container washed up onto the pink sands of a Bermuda beach. Cracked along it’s axis the strange purple non Newtonian fluid oozed out, flowing down the rock that ruptured the vessel upon impact, slowly gathering into a pool of bright sludge. The blade of Shinky’s knife breaks the vacuum seal with a twist and a  hiss, his hands pry open the lid of the torpor sled. How much linear time has passed, where is the rest of the ship, where is his chicken, his box of wizards? He had no recollection of his last spacetime coordinates, he could be anywhen. In the distance he hears a faint screaming, fatefully not screams of fear, but of joy, the happy screams of children chasing the surf. Well at least he was lucky enough to have been stranded somewhen with other living beings. Having no capacity for the strange language they spoke, he drew a chicken shape in the sand and shrugged his shoulders and with that the children pointed to an old fenced in lopsided structure on the hill, he could just make out a small flock of thin chickens with their heads bobbing up and down busily pecking at the ground. If Mara was anywhere on this island, that was the a great place to start looking, that chicken was his only source of answers and possibly his ticket out this ancient spacetime backwater. Making his way up through crowds of wide eyed locals staring and children pointing, the hulk of the Biovatar he inhabited towered over the frightened tourists. If only he had his conn box, he could resonate the beacon, pinpoint his chickenbot pilot and hopefully hitch a ride out of then.
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Here is the opening live improvisational set from this, the week of 2-14-20 on In Synthesis Jeff and Evan play a couple of spaced out live sets and review a couple of live recordings called "The Comet Hunters" and "Mining Deuterium". They also listen to JD Ryans edit of their live "Five Before Chaos" performance of "Abiogenisis" which was performed at the first Stage 33 live Second Saturday Synthfest on 1-11-20

This entire show can be streamed at your leisure here, at our archive: archive.org/details/21420insynthesiswithinfiniteis

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Sending Out An SOS - In Synthesis with Infinite Is 02-14-20 opening live set

Forms In The Gaslight

Just like the photons that were created more than 13 billion years ago traveling at what we thought was a Cosmological Constant, time is an illusion. Were you that photon, you would not experience any time at all, the journey would happen in less than an instant. In fact everything to a photon moving at the speed of light happens in less than an instant, things do not appear or disappear, they are not created or destroyed, they just are, infinitely. The universe and everything that was ever and will ever begin and end, Is, infinitely.

When we get in touch with the present, we can be with the Is, all of the possible futures and pasts unfold before us, time and space are one and at once both static and dynamic. There are an infinite amount of ways to experience the Is, these are a few of our explorations of the Infinite Is.
∞              ∞   ∞                 ∞         ∞  ∞  ∞∞∞ ∞∞∞∞∞∞ ∞∞∞  ∞
Infinite Is is:
Evan Parks and Jeff Ramen

Mike Descoteaux on Bass guitar on the track "Everyone's an ocean"

Sending Out An SOS - In Synthesis with Infinite Is 02-14-20 opening live set

Infinite Is

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