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A collection of traditional tribal music from Melbourne, Australia, covering
the period from about 1995 onwards.
The notes that archeologists found when they decoded the antique media containing
the musical works (yellow book cd-r, iso9660) seem to suggest that these are
all the product of a single person. Current musicological thought considers
it more likely that it is the work of many composers who have attributed the
works to a single mythological figure for political and religious reasons, pointing
out the radical shifts in style between related pieces. The dissenting minority
point to deep structural commonalities that crop up between superficially dissimilar
works. The purpose of this current collection is to allow you, the discerning
listener, to decide.
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Some very old bits and pieces ... piano pieces generated by machine and reprocessed by hand. All the sounds come from soft synths that I built myself. Those were the days ...
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More live stuff, and a harder sound ... still using the handbuilt synths though ... one hammering piece in a quirky time signature..
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Tracks finished off in Ableton ... just before the licence failed. So many unfinished bits, and I was so pissed with the suddenness and completeness of the failure of the crack after two years work ... and many tracks unmastered and partially finished. Well it gave me the impetus to finish porting my own soft synths from the earlier days to Windows. But I like these two, and I'm glad that they got through (just) before the disasterous night. Insurmountable actually finished off in 2007 with a live tabla overdub in a cave in granada by candlelight and failing batteries. Moy bueno ....
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Interesting time ... on the road between India and India via every where else, every when another day in the sun. In germany, sitting in on gigs with Ganga Giri, and Jasper Atlas. In Hungary, doing gigs with the legendary Ur Knall. Ihopskiphop is a collage of indian railway station sounds with an odd sided groove. Hipogeum ... an untouched moment recorded on a telephone, in a Maltese cave temple, surrounded by ghosts from 3000 years ago.
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