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Radiant Abyss
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
This is a collection of songs written hastily over 12 hours. The goal is to tap into automatic writing, where the songs feel like they write themselves. This collection was written in 2011 with a few stragglers added in. Many mistakes were left in as far as the performances go. Most attention was spent on the Mix and Master process. There is some genuine gold in this collection. I hope everyone can find something they enjoy. This Album is Loving Memory of Norm Ferguson, whose voice is heard on "Give Us A Call."
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
Radiant Abyss presents Modiak, a new experimental music project. Vibes move from deep ambient tones to digitized heavy beats. An interesting start to a new project.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
I've been playing around with music and audio experiments ever since I was a teenager. My first experiments were done using the Windows 95 Wave editor and a tape deck. I would make all kind of odd soundscapes by layering, stretching and cutting whatever audion I could get my hands on. I later bought a Fostex 4 track and with whatever effect pedals and instruments I could bag, borrow or steal I would create even more elaborate audio oddities. I would rarely sit down and compose a "song." I would much rather see if I could control feedback, revers mask an acoustic and keyboard, or generate sounds purely with a computer.
The final collection of all that's left from those years is represented here as "The Black Ink Collection." All these recordings are from 1996 to 2001. This effort is apart of the Radiant Abyss Production "The Arcive" the misspelled collection of tapes sitting in a friends basement. Here the recodings find their final home on digital.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
Compilation of recordings from 2001-2008. These recordings have been selected and compiled thematically; Dedicated to all the oddities involved with going to sleep and waking up. Everything by Garnet Willmont facilitated by Radiant Abyss.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
As a lad growing up in the 80s Player ZERO experienced the Nintendo Entertainment System (NES) in its prime. Along with that one of His favourites Konami's Super C. Many years later becoming the inspiration for a set of covers reworking some old favourite tunes.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
The last known recording of Boy Charlie performing live at The Gaiety Theatre in Grande Prairie. It was a momentous evening, though turnout yielded 30-40 people, all were close friends to the band.
Most notably about this show is the set list is comprised of all new material. For this reason, the recording is often thought of as the final album as all of these songs never saw a studio release.
Boy Charlie's First Demo. These songs have seen some great times live but only one song made it to the actual album. And after the album was released even this song ceased to be included on set lists.
Boy Charlie's First Demo. These songs have seen some great times live but only one song made it to the actual album. And after the album was released even this song ceased to be included on set lists.
Boy Charlie's First Demo. These songs have seen some great times live but only one song made it to the actual album. And after the album was released even this song ceased to be included on set lists.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
Grande Prarie, Alberta, Canada 2003; some musician friends jam and create a solid local band. Recording, touring through to 2005 Boy Charlie hit up the local scene. Often referred to the fat kid of bands for their loud and fat sound. The Chuck disbanded late 2005 and birthed several new bands.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.
An evening with a Fostex 4 track captured the raw inspiration of searching and sound bleeding. This is Raw; All first takes, no prior rehearsal. These songs (sound experiments) were recorded as they were dreamed. This is the first in the collection of "Arceive" recordings.