Unsure how I feel about this one. The quest to make doom music that blows my own face off continues.

Drawing is a diagram of the "murderfucker tower" from one of Joel's old Dwarf Fortress streams (fortress mode part 2)

_software: Audible Planets, Ardour

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The Grassworks is a lush green plain, populated with the mossy silhouttes of mech-frame ruins. Weather Drones sail about the sky, weaving atmospheric rain for most of the year. Wading the field is a breath of respite from a strange past.

Originally called the Robotworks Lab, a decades-former student created the Weather Drone experiment, planning to release them only for a three-week revegetation demo. The student was called back to their home country before the end of the project, and The Academy lost contact.

Everyone assumed the drones would run out of battery within months - but they never did. As barren red dirt turned to seed, Metal-Element students gradually moved out, and Leaf students moved in. Later administrations simply accepted the rain-hued plains as the new way of things.

Cartoons that are played on twitch.tv/keepmunseeweird saturday mornings at 8am

@fawmchallenge

This is my answer to the 'one synth challenge' by FAWM.org.

FAWM stands for 'february album writing month' - and even while i do not think that this track will make it on my next album, this was a great experience nevertheless.

All sounds come from the Moog Subsequent 37, go through the ISLA Instruments S2400 and from there into an TASCAM 246 Portastudio (hear the noise and hiss?!).

As effects there are the OTO-BAM-Reverb for some sounds, and the sum of the track is going through the OTO-BOUM-Compressor.

This video was done on a modular-video-synthesizer - this is like a eurorack modular, but for video. The track was played into a module which generates several control-voltages for different frequencies (LZX Industries Sensory Translator) which control several control-voltages of the modular, and make it 'audio-reactive'.

Here is a summary of the news trending…This Week in Amateur Radio. This week’s edition is anchored by Chris Perrine, KB2FAF, Mike Nikolich, N9OVQ, Steve Sawyer, K1FRC, Don Hulick, K2ATJ, George Lama, KC2OXJ, Will Rogers, K5WLR, Eric Zittel, KD2RJX, Denny Haight, NZ8D, George Bowen, W2XBS, and Jessica Bowen, KC2VWX

Produced and edited by George Bowen, W2XBS

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Trending headlines in this week’s bulletin service

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Rediffusion du direct du jeudi 12 février 2026.

Reprise de l'écriture sur Erdorin:2300. On va commencer à réécrire le chapitre sur les (multiples) nations du jeu, mais aussi discuter de la structure des chapitres. Par "structure", j'entends quelque chose comme la quantité (et aussi le type) d'informations à y mettre.

Le site officiel : http://www.tigres-volants.org

Musique: Ysma, "Memoirs in Monochrome": https://ysma.bandcamp.com/album/memoirs-in-monochrome-2017 (CC-BY-NC-ND)

Live from Le Generator, Place du Colonel Fabien, Paris

"Mad World" Gary Jules version.