Impromptu jam session.

-Drum programming (modified TR-626), Alesis AirSynth, theremin & post-production: AxGx
-Recording & other synths: Dderrick Thomas

Eight Circuits - Merelogical Nihilism (studio jam)

Traceur

4:01

4:46

you might want to wear some headphones for this one

3:42

I'm pretty sure I started this track around 2008, and never ended up finishing it, due to problems porting FLStudio over to a new computer.  I'm not sure if I still have the unfinished project sitting on an old HDD somewhere still, but it's still one of my favorites out of everything I've done.

Sadly, this excerpt seems to be the only part of the ~15 minute piece that has survived.

Equinox (excerpt)

2008:  I think I'm starting to get the hang of this whole music thing.  This took me about 4 hours to complete from start to finish.

Created during some ungodly early hours while feeling like total shit... yea, I know it sounds all happy & shit, but trust me, I was very far from it.

Color of Air

Stercus Accidit

First piece of "music" I've ever produced.  Recorded from a semi-malfunctioning AM radio in 2005, and later processed to sound even more broken.

Parade

An early track from 2006.  Experimentation with circuit-bent toys and tons of effects... I had no idea what I was doing back then, but it sounded cool

Where Rabid Toys Go To Die

Ascentropy (remix for Ridley)

This is what happens when I completely fail to sleep... I put together a track in a couple hours, and everything just falls together.

Just Stay Calm, It Can't See You If You Don't Move

Interstellar Stupor

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"We are born by accident into a purely random universe. Our lives are determined by entirely fortuitous combinations of genes. Whatever happens happens by chance. The concepts of cause and effect are fallacies. There are only seeming causes leading to apparent effects. Since nothing truly follows from anything else, we swim each day through seas of chaos, and nothing is predictable, not even the events of the very next instant.
Do you believe that?"
~Robert Silverberg
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Here are some works I've done over the years (2005-present) under the names of "The Stochastic Man" and "Plenum"
Collaborations or remix projects are always welcome.

The Stochastic Man

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