“We dance alone. That’s why we only play electronic music.” - The Loner Leader.

Created on iPad using Musyc2 physics-based generative composer app.

It was good to get out of the rain.

Another single module exercise, a Braids clone sequenced by Behringer 182 and manipulated live into AUM on iPad. Reverb: FAC Alteza. No keyboards were harmed during the making of this noise.

“The past cannot be forgotten, the present cannot be remembered.” - Mark Fisher: hauntologist, scholar, suicide.

The past is immutable. The future unknowable. There is only ever one eternal present.

A single-unit modular jam, using the Maneco Labs Grone Dark Drone Machine looped and varispeeded in AUM on iPad. It does exactly what it says on the tin.

“Upon Earth there is not his like, who is made without fear.” Job, 41:34

Manipulated live from the littlest Euro: just two cheap Behringer System 100 modules, in an MMS skiff - the 182 sequencer and the 110 complete synth voice, - via Alm HPO phones out and a ten quid in line audio interface into AUM, on iPad, Tape Player looped, initial recording multitracked and varispeeded. Reverb app: FAC Alteza.

“If the crops fail, Summerisle, next year your people will kill *you*…” - Sergeant Howie

A quick spin using only BramBos’ Groovebox Battlestation https://apps.apple.com/gb/app/battlestation-groovebox/id6754467726

Not my usual thing, but hey. It’s Christmas! :)

Because it knows where it isn’t.

Made with B00GA, Hainbach’s new app take on a piece of obsolete lab equipment called a Word Clock Generator, here repurposed as a drum machine/sequencer/glitch thingy. Word! :)

“ mediæval sorcery and witchcraft and black magic, and all of the valiant glamorous things that the modern world has repudiated...” - Frank Belknap Long, ‘The Hounds Of Tindalos.’ Read it for free here: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Weird_Tales/Volume_13/Issue_3/The_Hounds_of_Tindalos