great sounding set, artwork reminds me a bit of Jonathan Barnbrook, one of my fav sets this one

Ms. Henrik - Everybody's in here (Verklighetens folk remix)

For a while I've pondered the idea of trying to do a piece of music to synchronize with the final "Star-gate Sequence" in the movie "2001 A Space Odyssey". Its one of my favorite films, and this sequence is still amazing. This idea, in a similar vein to Pink Floyd's "Echoes", isn't so much an alternative soundtrack, just another way of enjoying this sequence, as the original soundtrack for me is irreplaceable!
I set up a project in Ableton live using 1 instance of a Moog V for that typical TD sequence bass, a 2 instances of a VCS 3 doing a complimentary bass and an analogue lead, several Mellotrons (Gforce's Mtron Pro), with typical recognizable sounds such as the Choir, Flute, Vibes, Orchestra, Piano and some FX, and ARP2600 for FX and synth percussion. I also used several instances of Guitar Rig Pro to put everything through vintage style FX, to give it a vaguely grungy spacey feel.
With this set up I spent a few hours just playing, improvising and having fun... getting lost in all the swirling spaciness :)
I did a one take "live" recording of an arrangement and used this as the basis for the track. At this point I hadn't played along with the movie, it was just an arrangement of what felt right at the time.
I then put the music with the sequence in Premier and was quite surprised to see it kind of fit :)! I then added in some additional cues to help it and emphasise some parts, and also extended the track to the end of the sequence (my "live" version came to 14 mins). 
Thanks for listening and hope you enjoy the track :)

Beyond The Infinite

03 Suikinkutsu

Instrumentation: Beige Maze 144 modular synthesizer

Zombies Dressed As Flowers

Studio Live jam 170304. 
Gearlist:
Rikard: X0xb0x, Monotribe (modified), Volca keys, Pioneer RMX-500, Behringer reverb & delay & dist pedals. Yamaha mixer.
Glenn: Roland Tr-707, Roland Tr-727, Roland Tr-606 (modified), Roland Ef-303, Cyclone analogic bass bot tt-303, Korg volca bass, Akai mpc-1000, Behringer Mx 2004a mixer, Boss BX-16 mixer.
Fredrik: Casio HT-700, Maplin Echorder EC444, Dreadbox Erebus, Korg Sq-01, Behringer Mixer UB 1204FX-pro.

Nu! - The New Light Body. (Studio live 170304.)

hardware jam track (acid techno?)

R.O.C.K.

Debut album is avaliable here https://fanlink.to/lost-future

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Efence - Cassette // Debut Album OUT NOW

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Nu! 
Is a fusion of three musical workstations, generating an endless stream of live programmed electronic improvisation. The workstations are operated by Rikard Rapp: Bass and melody, Glenn Winter: Beats & Live radio station, Fredrik Johansson: Drones & ambient.

The sound of Nu! has been described as "Space Acid" a mixture of early German electronic experiments and modern progressive techno.

Nu! has been around since the first jam 160225. Weekly Friday night jam sessions and a number of live gigs have produced a vast amount of recorded material available online.

The instant musical flow is the general idea behind the project making each live gig a unique and truly exclusive experience. There are no elements of composition involved, the present musical moment is our concept and listener is the chosen one

Nu! - The New Light Body. (Studio live 170304.)

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