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Theuns Kruger

No One's Gotta Know

All Systems Go

I fiddled around with Logic Pro X's EVOC vocoder, as well as with iZotope's Stutter Edit, and also with Three-Body Tech's Heavier7Strings guitars.

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Axilon - All Systems Go

All Systems Go takes listeners on an intergalactic journey through space, time and music. Pulsing synths and intricate percussion blasts minds forward through atmospheric breaks, gravitational builds, and astronomical drops. Enjoy this musical journey through the Cryztal Grid galaxy.

Mastered by Steve Gillson

All Systems Go!

It's not so easy to describe my music, but the influences are so diverse, the arrangements so kooky, that it is hard to slap a label on it. Each song is different, and the closest I can come to labelling is to call it 'eclectic', meaning that I derive inspiration from many different sources. Another possible label might be 'modular', because that is the method that I use to put the songs together; I break them into blocks that I can repeat or alter and reuse. I learnt this from listening to early Depeche Mode. Another influence is Mike Oldfield who has inspired me to make music 'without words', to let the instruments tell the story. Other influences include Faithless for their melancholy dance anthems and willingness to embrace diversity in all aspects of their music, as well as their awesome production quality. I tried to steer away from pristine production, because it is nice to sometimes hear a little hum from the electric guitar, or some fret noise or a little distortion. Keeps it real. Anyway, enjoy the playlist, and feel free to leave a comment.