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747Music wrote:

Broken_Drum wrote:I just finished working on a track using some left-over harpsichord and guitar recordings I made last year. Any feedback/criticisms more than welcome.

https://soundcloud.com/overheadcableshu ... uum-packed

That was really great! It's definitely fine just the way it is.

Cheers, man!

Also I love that Avril 14th remix, Starvorius. Really great track.

This is what I've been working on m
It's still pretty rough, needs some work.
I really enjoyed that. Got a bit of an early Autechre/ Plaid vibe from the percussion especially. Interested to see how it will progress.

I just finished working on a track using some left-over harpsichord and guitar ...

Working on some GY!BE inspired stuff recently.

[media]https://soundcloud.com/overheadcableshumming/dahmer[/media]

Unbelievably excited for this.

I suppose get the 'pretentious' comments to a certain extent but having listened to interviews with Walker he seems like an incredibly genuine guy. To me it doesn't feel as if he's forcing himself to make this kind of music "just to be different/edgy", it seems ...

Messing around with a couple of harpsichord recordings I made before I finished Uni has resulted in this. It's by no means complete. I'm not sure what direction to take the track in really.

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This is really good! The harpsichord makes it sound really otherwordly. The only thing I dislike is the ...

Messing around with a couple of harpsichord recordings I made before I finished Uni has resulted in this. It's by no means complete. I'm not sure what direction to take the track in really.

https://soundcloud.com/overheadcableshu ... abolic-wip

New album is pretty incredible. Only Gira could release something that wasn't underwhelming after The Seer.

Also Kirsten Supine is fucking beautiful.

Virgins - Tim Hecker,
Bright Sunny South - Sam Amidon,
Push The Sky Away - Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds,
Immunity - Jon Hopkins,
The Man Who Died in His Boat - Grouper,
Sunbather - Deafheaven,
Reflektor - Arcade Fire,
Tomorrow's Harvest - BoC,
Not Here / Not Now - Swans,
...Like Clockwork ...

Been working on a piece combining field-recording, processed elements of field-recordings and instrument recordings, inspired a bit by Italo Calvino and Steve Reich.

https://soundcloud.com/overheadcableshumming/olinda

Slow This Bird Down.

jcnporter wrote:http://www.ballardian.com/ballard-on-synth-britannia

I remember a great piece on the same site about a connection between Ballard and Burial and Kode 9's tracks - the whole abandoned city sound.

rainier wrote:This song pumps me up. It has a really bittersweet triumphant feeling. Has anyone mentioned the noise that sounds like someone blowing through a straw? there's a song on the downward spiral that uses that sound too (can't remember which, 'becoming' maybe?)

It's Eraser Noticed the similarity too.

Definitely getting a similar vibe. Especially from his disaster trilogy and works like High-Rise, Concrete Island and Hello America. Some of the imagery from The Atrocity Exhibition (the billboards, the decrepit beaches, forgotten motorways) is incredibly similar aesthetically.

So good.

I really like this. Emphasis on 'really'. It has such a druggy tripped-out feel to it. I didn't really dig the dialogue samples but that's just me and I know they're probably meant more as vignettes than anything. Really enjoyed it though.

Just uploaded an (as yet unfinished) arrangement of Rock Lobster . It's on the Twoism group's wall too if anyone would be so kind as to check it out and get back to me with any constructive criticism. Thanks.

sorry to be rude, but we already have a thread for that.
good stuff though Sorry man, I ...

Just uploaded an (as yet unfinished) arrangement of Rock Lobster. It's on the Twoism group's wall too if anyone would be so kind as to check it out and get back to me with any constructive criticism. Thanks.

Ableton Live 8,
Logic,
Roland SH-201,
Epiphone G400 Custom,
Vox AC30,
Shure SM57,
AKG C1000 S

The mics and Logic are part of my school's music department though so I do most of my recording there. I'd love to get started with some reel-to-reel stuff too.

Emmer wrote:Intro (Alternate Instrumental) on Ruff Draft is probably my favorite beat of all time. I wish he had fleshed it out into a full tune.

Completely agree, I wish it was longer. I guess this will just have to do.

Ben Frost's 'Music for Solaris' (hopefully the score to 'Far' will be released also) and I'm hoping for a release of Steve Reich's 'WTC 9/11' later this year.