Sunday, April 22, 2012
Giving Knife Productions
Monday, March 26, 2012
fresh fish
I realized I hadn't put any recent tracks on the internet in ages, so I put a few works in progress up on soundcloud. Check it out (especially spellbook)! Yeah I still make tracks. I just don't finish them.
spellbook:
doctor fucking headclap:
banks for sale:
Thursday, February 9, 2012
Monday, January 2, 2012
Initializing Sequence
buffering...
So, Hey Everybody! I'm still here! Are you? Very well then. Also very well: alexaburrell.site11.com
2012- the year when the sun never rises and all the lighters disappear
So, Hey Everybody! I'm still here! Are you? Very well then. Also very well: alexaburrell.site11.com
2012- the year when the sun never rises and all the lighters disappear
Tuesday, December 13, 2011
psydefects
Sorry for the lack of updates. I've been very reclusive lately.
Lex and I have been busy working on artist portfolio websites which will be up probably within the month - expect a link to Lex's site to be popping up soon.
The track I'm uploading today is a painfully unfinished piece of dance music with lots of bass, artificially tuned ambiguous vocals, and generic beats. It ends with a transition that goes nowhere because I didn't know what to do next. If you have any ideas, please remix it.
Also, I'm workin on a new Boxus EP secret secret style, don't tell anybody!
Lex and I have been busy working on artist portfolio websites which will be up probably within the month - expect a link to Lex's site to be popping up soon.
The track I'm uploading today is a painfully unfinished piece of dance music with lots of bass, artificially tuned ambiguous vocals, and generic beats. It ends with a transition that goes nowhere because I didn't know what to do next. If you have any ideas, please remix it.
Also, I'm workin on a new Boxus EP secret secret style, don't tell anybody!
Friday, October 28, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Dominance in Hand
The dominant hand becomes the focal point of active thought, when work is to be done. It anchors the body around its action potential. We encounter a tool and the muscles in that hand tense, instinctively recognizing their potential for use in interaction with the thing. The non-dominant hand is more relaxed. It is aware that it may need to help out in some way, but its ability to interact with the object is underdeveloped, and it can remain calm in its own ineptitude.
Henceforth I will refer to the dominant hand as Dominic, and the non-dominant hand as Jim. Dominic is a real go-getter. He's perpetually high-strung, and quick to clench at a moment's tension. He is also highly intelligent, having been trained for a life of constant observation and reaction. He sees where we are going, sometimes better than our eyes do. When darkness makes it impossible for us to comprehend our surroundings, he is there to literally grasp them, reaching out bravely into the unknown. He also speaks when our mouths need assistance, echoing with particular strength our hellos and goodbyes, which are rife with gesture. Dominic is the king of gesture, unless society demands that Jim be used in his place (I am thinking mostly of a left-handed person forced to always take part in right-handshakes).
Jim is Dominic's lazy twin brother. He is less reliable and less outgoing, but a diligent worker all the same when his powers are invoked. He is often tasked as a counterpart to his brother in activities requiring their teamwork (typing, piano, etc). He also fills in for him when Dominic is busy performing a more prominent task. For instance, Dom might be writing with a felt pen while Jim scratches your nose. He performs these duties well, and indeed he leads a busy life. I consider Jim a dear friend, and I shun the idea that he is a strictly "inferior" member of the team. Sure, he is less able to act on his own accord, but his role is an important one, and we should appreciate the zen-like life he leads behind the scenes.
A word to the ambidextrous - your world is unknowable to me, but it is one of immaculate beauty. Be thankful! You have a regular socialist utopia on the ends of your arms. You have somehow managed an even division of labor, of focus, and of stress between these two incredibly versatile pieces of your self, and I consider you blessed.
A word to the handless - RESPECT. You've clearly been listening to a lot of Boxus.
Henceforth I will refer to the dominant hand as Dominic, and the non-dominant hand as Jim. Dominic is a real go-getter. He's perpetually high-strung, and quick to clench at a moment's tension. He is also highly intelligent, having been trained for a life of constant observation and reaction. He sees where we are going, sometimes better than our eyes do. When darkness makes it impossible for us to comprehend our surroundings, he is there to literally grasp them, reaching out bravely into the unknown. He also speaks when our mouths need assistance, echoing with particular strength our hellos and goodbyes, which are rife with gesture. Dominic is the king of gesture, unless society demands that Jim be used in his place (I am thinking mostly of a left-handed person forced to always take part in right-handshakes).
Jim is Dominic's lazy twin brother. He is less reliable and less outgoing, but a diligent worker all the same when his powers are invoked. He is often tasked as a counterpart to his brother in activities requiring their teamwork (typing, piano, etc). He also fills in for him when Dominic is busy performing a more prominent task. For instance, Dom might be writing with a felt pen while Jim scratches your nose. He performs these duties well, and indeed he leads a busy life. I consider Jim a dear friend, and I shun the idea that he is a strictly "inferior" member of the team. Sure, he is less able to act on his own accord, but his role is an important one, and we should appreciate the zen-like life he leads behind the scenes.
A word to the ambidextrous - your world is unknowable to me, but it is one of immaculate beauty. Be thankful! You have a regular socialist utopia on the ends of your arms. You have somehow managed an even division of labor, of focus, and of stress between these two incredibly versatile pieces of your self, and I consider you blessed.
A word to the handless - RESPECT. You've clearly been listening to a lot of Boxus.
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