but yeah, from what very little i know of them (very little), they don't seem too interested in the internet in general, outside of, maybe exlporing some of the freakier side effects of mass use on a populace or whatever.
me on the other hand, i've been online since i was 6 (AOL baby), weaned and raised on modem dials and screen names.
Damn OG. What year were you 6?
1992, although in those days I was looking over my dad's shoulder more than anything. I didn't -really- get into things till 94 or 95, when i took my first HTML summer class. Holy shit i'm a geek.
"grand mistress of the grace note freedledeedee melodies" - Cupz, 2026
In December of 1997, two other members joined the Hexagon Sun bunker, resulting in the acquisition of some "useful technology". Just who these other members remains a secret, as they "are more interested in the psychological capabilities of sounds and images than their aesthetics. I can't talk about current or previous collaborators because Hexagon Sun doesn't do that".
...sometimes wonder if these are the two other brothers.
In December of 1997, two other members joined the Hexagon Sun bunker, resulting in the acquisition of some "useful technology". Just who these other members remains a secret, as they "are more interested in the psychological capabilities of sounds and images than their aesthetics. I can't talk about current or previous collaborators because Hexagon Sun doesn't do that".
...sometimes wonder if these are the two other brothers.
Where is that snippet from?
The preparation for a dive is always a tense time.
In December of 1997, two other members joined the Hexagon Sun bunker, resulting in the acquisition of some "useful technology". Just who these other members remains a secret, as they "are more interested in the psychological capabilities of sounds and images than their aesthetics. I can't talk about current or previous collaborators because Hexagon Sun doesn't do that".
...sometimes wonder if these are the two other brothers.
Where is that snippet from?
Their first interview on EHX with the Cosmic Crofter (aka founder of Benbecula Records).
when i first got into BoC i had no idea who i was as a person and all this secrecy and mystery surrounding HexSun mystified me, now i find it tiresome and stupid. i find rigid secrecy like that to be so stifling and inhuman. how awful. i'd never want to be part of that kind of organization.
"grand mistress of the grace note freedledeedee melodies" - Cupz, 2026
turquoise70 wrote:when i first got into BoC i had no idea who i was as a person and all this secrecy and mystery surrounding HexSun mystified me, now i find it tiresome and stupid. i find rigid secrecy like that to be so stifling and inhuman. how awful. i'd never want to be part of that kind of organization.
I think we create the myth ourselves to an extent with all the speculation. Just considering the fact that they make their music primarily for themselves and friends, it seems more understandable that they wouldn't go out of their way to tell people about it. But like you, it's not how I personally would choose to do things.
The Grove is particularly famous for a Manhattan Project planning meeting that took place there in September 1942, which subsequently led to the atomic bomb.
- From Wikipedia
This new album is going to have Geogaddi-like conspiracies x 10. Or we'll wait and see...