Name: Static Engine - Encrypt/Decrypt (Dead Sun Remix by Krushed Opiates) by Krushed Opiates
Duration: 4 min 35 s
Description: This is a collection of remixes either done by Krushed Opiates. Most of these remixes were never released.

Diphenhydramine | 56 BPM

Another World | 120 BPM

Another | 120 BPM

Another Fever | 120 BPM

Burnt | 98 bpm

Floating Fish Studios held its ninth in a series of Synth Jam Sessions at FFS II on 08/06/11. The ensemble gathered included Dave Chandler (aka Thee Sub One Genius), M Scott McConnell (aka MC2P4), and Matt Norcross (aka Ttam Troll).

Through a pit of synth bass wash and noisy volume pots, this track, titled TR-1, slowly coalesces before dematerializing leaving the listener wondering what just happened.

Imbued Vagary - TR-1 (Live at FFS II 08/06/11)

This is a collection of remixes either done by Krushed Opiates. Most of these remixes were never released.

Dirty Work For Other People

Static Engine - Encrypt/Decrypt (Dead Sun Remix by Krushed Opiates)

Swamp Terrorists - 09 - Deranged

EBM 1982

After the live debut of Dungeon Aire on New Year’s Eve 12/31/87, we rolled into 1988 by adding an additional guitar player, Kevin "Bart The Fart” Wilson, and changing our band name to This Mistress.  There was nothing to stop us.  

In order to help us get some gigs, we recorded a “cassette calling card”.  In true DIY fashion, we set up a boom box with a built-in mic and hit record.  Here is our cover version of Robert Plant - Moonlight In Samosa.  Saved from oblivion from a long lost tape.  The quality of this recording is very sub par but it highlights a more subtle and nuanced side of the band.  I hope you enjoy it!

This Mistress - Moonlight In Samosa

In early Summer 1988, I went to Ocean City, MD with the Ocker family for a fun and relaxing trip.  Late at night, I took the opportunity to stroll along the beach alone.  Sometimes listening to the waves and sometimes listening to my Walkman, it was during these strolls that I first had the idea for writing a song that would sonically capture the sound of a listless ocean along with the power and elegance of the waves as they crashed upon the shore.  This was not a novel idea but for an 18yr kid (excuse me, man) it provided enough stimulus for a creative spark to be ignited.

It took about a year before I fully realized this idea but here I present to you the initial demo version of Floundering In A Sea Of Digital Waves as I recorded it in the Summer of 1989.

P.S. Thank you to Tonya Ocker for capturing this picture of me with "Bedhead".

Ttam Troll - Floundering In A Sea Of Digital Waves

This is the first release of new/rare/unreleased tracks in 14 years!

Static Engine - Encrypt/Decrypt (Dead Sun Remix by Krushed Opiates)

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