sync

From the new album Moments of Vertical
Buy: https://scapeone.bandcamp.com/album/moments-of-vertical
Stream: https://share.amuse.io/OQC1u9QAs9v7

Moments of Vertical

Agena

underwater

“At the beginning of working on this album I had an idea of the feel that I wanted to achieve, but no clear direction. I had a piece which I was experimenting with that captured that feel and sent it to poet, Neil McRoberts, to get his thoughts. 

He wrote back; “when I put the track on, the initial sounds brought an image to mind of someone moving very carefully in an abandoned and crumbling building, perhaps stepping on the broken pieces of an old picture frame. I had the impression that the person had returned to the ruin of somewhere they had lived in the past and as the more melodic elements of the music emerged, with their beautiful melancholic melody, they seemed to embody the memories of the person, looking back with a mixture of sadness and happiness. That set of thoughts made brought to mind some of the abandoned homesteads that are scattered in the rangeland and corners of the valley floor.

Bandcamp

Adrian Lane - Their Ghosts and Ours

inner atlas

Voice sampled from an interview: "If people can fake their behavior (to fit the social expectation) lifelong, wouldn't it be really good?" Electroshock therapy provider, Yang Yongxin, 2009. 
This track is dedicated to victims of inhumane therapies.

Electroshock Therapy (demo)

fell3

Made for the haiku challenge 621 of Naviar records.

Deutzia in full white - deep in the night, the Milky Way. 

Haiku by Ikenishi Gonsui

Ikenishi Gonsui (1650–1722) was a haiku poet from Nara who settled permanently in Kyoto in 1684. A collection of his works, entitled Ikenishi Gonsui no kenkyū, was published in 2003.

More informations about haiku challenge:
https://www.naviarrecords.com/haiku-music-challenge/

In the night, the Milky Way (naviarhaiku621)

burmoln

After listening to my track ‚Trickle’ which was written in 5/4 earlier this year, my friend Atik Yomin  (@othiqivmin) „challenged“ me to write an album consisting of tracks in odd meters only. Challenge accepted. This piece comes in ..., well, can you figure it out?

Lead: DIY Weston Audio 2V2 into DIY Super Synthesis SVFs
Chords: Moog Subharmonicon
Bass: DIY minimoog clone

In A Nine Corner Circle

Continuing to upload these:

Back in January 2004, when NASA’s Rover Lander touched down on Mars, Todd Barton began creating and posting a one minute daily music composition based on that day’s image from NASA’s website. Using his new Signature Moog Voyager as the exclusive sound generator, a looper and an effects pedal he created 110 Moog Mars Musings tracks.

Soon after the first few posts Edmund Eagan responded with the idea of tying each score to a current Mars image. Near the end of February Edmund started to create and synchronize his video manipulations with the music and posted those on his site.

The mars musings project ran online every day from January 25 to May 14th, 2004.

Here are the second batch of 20 of the Moog Mars Musings project. More to follow over the next few months.


Moog mars musings part ii

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Moog mars musings part ii

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