Eclectic mixes featuring drum 'n' bass, dubstep, juke, garage, dancehall, pop, house, and more! People will say, "What can't she do?" Others will respond, "Be quiet sometimes!"

Bookings: alinaorbidan@gmail.com

If I mess something up, it's just too future for y'all 😘

Submit booking, licensing, and label correspondence to keston@audiocookbook.org

John C.S. Keston is an award winning composer of electronic, experimental, and instrumental music. His work embraces the chaotic ambiguities of environmental and sensorial influences providing context within unpredictable or everyday events. His unconventional compositions convey a spirit of discovery and exploration through the use of graphic scores, chance and generative techniques, analog and digital synthesis, experimental sound design, signal processing, and acoustic piano. His compositions parallel indeterminate improvisation activating what remains immutable within traditional forms of notation driven music. Performers are empowered to use their phonomnesis, or sonic imaginations, to contribute to the work.

His music appears in The Jeffrey Dahmer Files (2012) and he composed the music for the short Familiar Pavement (2015) presented at the MNKINO Film Score Fest. He has appeared on more than a dozen albums including two solo albums on Unearthed Music. His latest release, Isosceles (2016) has drawn comparisons to the Stranger Things soundtrack. In 2011 he won the Minnesota Emerging Composers Award for electronic musicians. In 2013 he won the Jerome Fund for New Music for his project documenting binaural duets with the Singing Ringing Tree in the UK. 

John has performed and exhibited original work at Northern Spark, an all night arts festival with over 200,000 attendees (MN); the Weisman Art Museum (MN); the Montreal Jazz Festival; the Walker Art Center; the Burnet Gallery (MN); the In/Out Festival of Digital Performance (NYC); the Eyeo Festival (MN); INST-INT (MN); Echofluxx (Prague); WMC (Miami); and Moogfest (NC). In addition, Keston has worked with Atmosphere, Jon Davis, Martin Dosh, Peter Hennig, Joshua Herbst, Cody McKinney, Graham O'Brien, Adam Svec, and Nils Westdal to name a few. John resides in Minneapolis where he is a professor of creative multimedia at the University of St. Thomas and founded the widely read sound design resource  <a href="http://audiocookbook.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">AudioCoobook.org</a> where he shares sounds and writes about his unique approach to composition, production, and performance.

Stick around for remixes and original music comming soon! <3

Throwing sparkle to something heavy with an old school dubstep flair. Influenced heavily by my metal head days mixed with glittery glam, 2011 dubstep, 80s hair, and some emo, trippy and even a bit melodic, enjoy. 
Every mix you see here is a live mix. Unplanned, in the moment. Thanks for tuning into the D0llH0USE.

[ webuildmachines ] is a record label devoted to hard techno, industrial sounds, IDM-inspired rhythms, and cinematic experimentation. Started by artist Tunnel in 2013 as an outlet for their creative output, it quickly became a vehicle for forward-thinking artists to express themselves and share their work. 

In an effort to support the work of artists that defy boundaries, we have an open demo policy.

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