Thursday, March 24, 2011
Monday, March 21, 2011
Tuesday, March 15, 2011
Several Deep Sea Journeys Box Set Preview
It's been a few days since the last update, so this evening I'm uploading a set of four tracks, representing episodes selected from the upcoming blu-ray box set release of the popular WB show Several Deep Sea Journeys.
Season 5 Episode 3 - The Emerald Thieves
A congregation of oceanic gem bandits in the caves of the North Sea. Track features tape samples from an interview recorded by my grandfather many decades ago. This is a work in progress.
Season 6 Episode 11 - Skepsis
A track from the upcoming album Severance. I played this at the space 120 show as well. The episode itself is kind of hard to describe. It was filmed entirely on an experimental polysynthetic tape which bent and stretched the frames when played back, giving the image a skewed, nauseating swagger. Despite the fact that most viewers experienced great discomfort while watching the original episode, it remains a favorite of many die-hard fans. The plot is slow but action-packed, as Clarence and Joale lead their search team through the remains of the old transport hub in Skepsis.
Season 7 Episode 1 - The Lost City
I posted this track a couple of weeks ago. We follow the team at long last through the great Lost City. The music reflect's Altra's nervous excitement with a sharp beat in three sets of five.
This episode ushered in a great deal of confused excitement regarding the legendary seventh season of SDSJ. After director Rex Londage's departure at the conclusion of season 6, veteran documentarian Ruano Cyrtec was hired to take his place. Ruano's first attempt is a gorgeous and inspired installment taking the viewer on a mind-grinding journey through the many-dimensional architecture of the sea.
LONG-LOST PILOT!!! RARE AND EXCLUSIVE!
I made this song when I was 15. The version here is just slightly remastered. This is the first recorded footage pertaining to the SDSJ series.
Season 5 Episode 3 - The Emerald Thieves
A congregation of oceanic gem bandits in the caves of the North Sea. Track features tape samples from an interview recorded by my grandfather many decades ago. This is a work in progress.
Season 6 Episode 11 - Skepsis
A track from the upcoming album Severance. I played this at the space 120 show as well. The episode itself is kind of hard to describe. It was filmed entirely on an experimental polysynthetic tape which bent and stretched the frames when played back, giving the image a skewed, nauseating swagger. Despite the fact that most viewers experienced great discomfort while watching the original episode, it remains a favorite of many die-hard fans. The plot is slow but action-packed, as Clarence and Joale lead their search team through the remains of the old transport hub in Skepsis.
Season 7 Episode 1 - The Lost City
I posted this track a couple of weeks ago. We follow the team at long last through the great Lost City. The music reflect's Altra's nervous excitement with a sharp beat in three sets of five.
This episode ushered in a great deal of confused excitement regarding the legendary seventh season of SDSJ. After director Rex Londage's departure at the conclusion of season 6, veteran documentarian Ruano Cyrtec was hired to take his place. Ruano's first attempt is a gorgeous and inspired installment taking the viewer on a mind-grinding journey through the many-dimensional architecture of the sea.
LONG-LOST PILOT!!! RARE AND EXCLUSIVE!
I made this song when I was 15. The version here is just slightly remastered. This is the first recorded footage pertaining to the SDSJ series.
Friday, March 11, 2011
Wednesday, March 9, 2011
Glock Jam
This post is brought to you 2 hours late courtesy of Stone's Sublimely Self-Righteous Ale. Excellent beer, cheers everybody!
(The song was recorded by The Doing Things in Transit Ragtag Band in the Spring or Summer of a recent year.)
(The song was recorded by The Doing Things in Transit Ragtag Band in the Spring or Summer of a recent year.)
Tuesday, March 8, 2011
On Both Sides
This is an older song which never found a home. The picture is of many dead bees, inside a lamp post somewhere in UC Santa Cruz (oakes). If you have any thoughts on these tracks, leave me a comment here or on soundcloud.
Sunday, March 6, 2011
ragtag
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