(Above: Me playing at the Psychetect album release party)

Psychetect interview on the G-Spot

A couple notes:

1. I announce during the interview the upcoming City of Dead Toys EP, a collaboration between Skerror and me.

2. I’ll be opening for The Steven Losambras at The Parlour in PDX on April 30th.

Nightmare Kit

Build your own nightmare! The Nightmare Kit sample pack include nearly all the samples used to create both Nightmare Lab and Return to the Wasteland. You can use it to create your own tracks under the Creative Commons Sampling Plus license.

(Image swiped from Kook Science Resistance – who knows where they got it from)

Update: You can also download it from the Psychetect web site if you don’t want to/can’t register with Freesound.

Surrealist book-object; harsh noise album in paperback form.

300 pages of pixel-noisescapes, created soley using the antique mac paint app LightningPaint.

Paperback with full colour cover, black + white interior.

Cementimental – Untitled Harsh Noise Graphic Novel

(via Fadereu)

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(Album cover by Ian McEwan and Danny Chaoflux)

Return to the Wasteland is now available as a digital download f- 50 cents per track, or $2.50 for the whole album. It’s being released on a Creative Commons license, so you will be allowed to share it freely.

You can also download a remastered edition of my first EP called Nightmare Lab for FREE.

Physical CD copies will be available for sale at the CD release party. I’ll perform live, along with Soup Purse and Cult of Zir. Details:

The Parlour
2628 SE Powell Blvd
Portland, OR 97202
8:00 PM
2/16/10

I’ll also be playing at the Olympia Noise Festival:

Hall of the Woods
3712 Sapp Rd. SW
Olympia, WA 98512
March 3/6 – 3/7

I’ll be playing on Sunday March 7th, sometime during the afternoon “noise brunch”.

(Album cover by Ian McEwan and Danny Chaoflux)

Return to the Wasteland, my debut full length album, will be released at midnight EST on Tuesday February 16, 2010. It will be available as a digital download from bandcamp.com – 50 cents per track, or $2.50 for the whole album. It’s being released on a Creative Commons license, so you will be allowed to share it freely. Watch here, or the new (very much still under construction) Psychetect site for details.

Physical CD copies will be available for sale at the CD release party. I’ll perform live, along with Soup Purse and Cult of Zir. Details:

The Parlour
2628 SE Powell Blvd
Portland, OR 97202
8:00 PM
2/16/10

I’ll also be playing at the Olympia Noise Festival:

Hall of the Woods
3712 Sapp Rd. SW
Olympia, WA 98512
March 3/6 – 3/7

I’ll be playing on Sunday March 7th, sometime during the afternoon “noise brunch”.

Gadgetto: Crystal Radio

Industrial Records Ltd. are pleased to announce the birth of GRISTLEISM, the newest member of our Throbbing Gristle family.

Bastard offspring of now-famous ambient loop player the Buddha Machine, GRISTLEISM is part Industrial sound machine,part noise instrument.

Featuring thirteen original and uncompromising loops, GRISTLEISM delivers a mix of signature TG experimental noise, industrial drone, and classic melodies and rhythms.

Available in three colours – Black, Chrome and Red – the palm-sized unit (size: w67mm x h69mm x d35mm) features a built-in speaker, volume control, pitch-shift control and loop selector switch. GRISTLEISM features more loops and almost twice the frequency range of the Buddha Machine. GRISTLEISM is powered by two AA batteries and is the world’s first and only portable TG aural exciter!

GRISTLEISM was born from a collaboration between Industrial Records, Throbbing Gristle and Christiaan Virant, the creator of the original FM3 Buddha Machines.

Buy from greedbag.com (£24.99)

(via Dangerous Minds)

I have a new single out now on Infictive County Records: “Remembering.”

Download it free, only at Infictive.

Due to his failing sight, Western Washington geology professor David Engebretson is teaching a class he developed pioneering the study of earth science in a unique manner – using sound. He has also created audio that is analogous to the history of Earth’s magnetic field reversals. Take a listen to the short clip NPR. He talks through it, but makes insightful points about what musical patterns he can hear, and what that may mean in terms of our geological history.

Link

EPISODE 13 :: “Aculturación”

No guests. No captions. No commentary. No meaning.

Duration :: 00:25:47
Download :: MP3 (23.614MB)
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