sleep to destroy
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Sleep to destroy

Hi, this is Simon, Walter's mix engineer.  I suggested we respond to remix requests he received.  

So, here are some parts from Alto Velo.  Please feel free to remix and if you like what you create, we'd love to hear it.  Send a copy of your tracks over so Walter can hear them.  Right now he's not making any music, he's taking a spring break at a Spa in the Pyrenees to help with his haitious chest syndromes.  But he very much looks forward to hearing your works.  

Walter says "bring down your darkest encounter".

Walter Alasia - Alto Velo remix parts - Kik

Hi, this is Simon, Walter's mix engineer.  I suggested we respond to remix requests he received.  

So, here are some parts from Alto Velo. (126.4 beats per minute). Please feel free to remix and if you like what you create, we'd love to hear it. 

Send a copy of your tracks over so Walter can hear them.  Use soundcloud or make a comment here with a link.  Right now Walter is not making any music, he's taking a spring break at a Spa in the Pyrenees to help with his haitious chest syndromes.  So he very much looks forward to hearing your works.  

Walter says "bring down your darkest encounter".

Walter Alasia - Alto Velo remix parts - When your life is over

Walter Alasia - Alto Velo remix parts - Bassline

Walter Alasia - Alto Velo remix parts - Radio

Walter Alasia - Alto Velo remix parts - Random voice

I was looking at a party in an old movie, and the actors where chatting ay ay ay and what was going on behind them? some strange thing where people were revisiting their past.  two actors talking, and a bunch of people repeating their parts.  it got to me. 

if I move in cycles, I must pay attention to the background.

Walter Alasia - Scramble Skies (distant calls)

"Your ancient TV,
expand the level,
of your plastic mouth,
it sounds like my cat,
it's touching, grabbing, bugging, bending, twisting,
it's scrash,
it's the rainforest of your plastic back.
It expands like a fashion crack of your orange past..."
My neon memories of our first TV, back in Ferrari, March 1963




Walter Alasia - Your Ancient TV 1963

"This disclosure is one of the main formal questions that one wishes to ask...in regard to certain types of your plot representations...where the fact has clearly an essential link with the totality as a problem".

well...why exactly?

I remember that James Fredrickson's illegitimate daughter shouted this at the first annual meeting, during my older brother's famous "bad river" speech that caused so much consternation.

It was 1975, and the stormy bulgarian / french connection had just been made. In the end it was to be a long, long winter... 
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Walter Alasia - Far Strands 1965

The voiceprint problem was murmuring in the back of my mind.  It came suddenly like an examiner out of a rather crude pattern matching paradigm, one that is almost mystical.

I therefore decided to do something, and made this piece. (if pressed, I actually would admit this track is mostly about a series of bomb threats that I witnessed around the time I learned about hegel's spirit phenomenology.

Walter Alasia - Dark Station

Walter is an electronic music pioneer born in 1909 on the frontier between Zavana Zombi and Fondo Negro. His father was a missionary and taught geometry, inspiring a lifelong love of cantorian theory of ensembles. His oldest friend and lover, Elizabeth, jumped into the atlantic sea when he was 44 and Walter never completely recovered. He turned to electronic music as an echo of her act. His music is made entirely without sequencers, every note played manually. He hates computers.

His music represents a symbiosis between underlying speed dictates and over-messianic space developments that transcend any attempts to cultural bribery in his work. Influences include "1+1" and "=2", works by the Hume ensemble of La Casualite and Deleuze's jump from his balcony in Paris.

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