Nymphomania is a deeply psychedelic music project dedicated to the ancient practice of hypnotic repetition, promoting trance states and manic dancing. With pulsating and organically mutated quasi-melodic synth and drum textures, I create fields of psychic disruption in order to forcibly transport the listener to abstract dimensions. These are layered with my confident (yet world weary) chanting, glosolalia and crooning. The most nearly applicable labels would be forest psytrance, techno, surrealist ambient, avant-pop or simply 'experimental', but each album tends to have a drastically different theme, style and flavor and no pre-existing term could entirely summarize it.

Jupiter Øø is the name of a relentless creative force invoked from the luminiferous aether to feast upon mortal energies by which we may agree to a purely harmonic exchange by currency of idea and inspiration. 

  The evolutionary speed by which the astral body traverses time (not space) through a sound that seeks to fill the vast spaces of the ethereal sphere with light and power. When the un-manifest becomes infinity defined neatly unto a fractal frequency, life happens. The rhythm purrs as the melody evokes a flame inside and you feel the music is real. 

I wax and wane through the veils of electronica and organica

All songs are original.

Projects:
Mood Organ [solo]
Master Musicians of Bukkake [bass / synths]
Sound Cipher [synths / bass]
Sort Sol [keys / electronics / baritone guitar]
DIAD [electronics duo with Raica aka Chloe Harris]
Masters Chemical Society [my record label]

Selected Discography:
Master Musicians of Bukkake - Further West Quad Cult [LP on Important Records, 2015]
Mood Organ - Outer Heaven [12"/digital on MOTOR, 2015]
Raica / Timm Mason - Division [cassette on Further Records, 2015]
Midday Veil - This Wilderness [LP/CD on Beyond Beyond is Beyond, August 2015]
Timm Mason - The Lost Levels [CD on Debacle Records, 2014]
TJ MAX – Wrong To Run [CD on Debacle Records, 2013]
Master Musicians of Bukkake – Far West [CD/LP on Important Records, 2013]
Midday Veil – The Current [CD/LP on Translinguistic Other, 2013]

Remixes:
Meridian Arc - 01032016 (Mood Organ mix)
Apartment Fox - Dead Crossing (Mood Organ mix) [MOTOR011]
HOM – Bound (Mood Organ mix) [MOTOR002]
Airport – Sweat (Mood Organ mix) [MOTOR001]

Studio Contributions (on modular synthesizer):
Randall Dunn - Beloved [Figure Eight]
Eyvind Kang - Plainlight [Abduction]
Sort Sol - Stor Langsom Stjerne [Sony]
Wolves in the Throne Room - Celestite [Diadem]
Akron/Family – Sub Verses [Dead Oceans]
Jessica Sligter - A Sense of Growth [Hubro]
Splashgirl – Field Day Rituals [Hubro]
DRKWAV - The Purge [2xLP/CD on The Royal Potato Family]
Modern Ruins - Modern Ruins [digital, self-released]
Timba Harris – Nexus: Cascadia [Tzadik] (track 5 “Black Bear I”)

solo Discography:
Raica / Timm Mason - Division [cassette on Further]
Mood Organ - Outer Heaven EP [12" on MOTOR]
Timm Mason - Escape Artist [MCS]
Timm Mason – The Lost Levels [CD on Debacle]
Timm Mason / Cathartech - Sleep Study 1 [cassette on MCS]
Timm Mason - Time Release [cassette on MCS]
Mood Organ – Calcinatio [52xC13 on MCS]
Mood Organ – Visiting a Burning Museum [CD on Debacle/digital on Aphonia]

    [Mason] forges études that recall the sublime tranquility of Terry Riley, the penetrating, disorienting exactitude of Morton Subotnick, and the lonely, stark blues of Loren Mazzacane Connors. Mood Organ’s Visiting a Burning Museum (Debacle Records) achieves the impressive feat of creating pieces that induce both meditation and a profound existential dread. This is music for peering inward into your mind and soul and pondering life’s big questions.
    -Dave Segal, The Stranger

    Mason inscribes his music with poetic details that reward headphone listening: lonesome guitar, rustles of wind, swelling tones, and keyboards that sound like they’re underwater, blurred by shivering eddies and ripples.
    -Chris Delaurenti, The Stranger

    To me, Mood Organ has this Philip K. Dickian vibe of like some kind of biofeedback machine to make you a better human.
    -Mike Pursley, Foxy Digitalis

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