Charles Shriner
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Remembering Donald Buchla (1937-2016)
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What a nice article
Don was a very humble guy. I saw him all the time at small concerts around the Bay Area. You could see he loved the grassroots, where the new and unknown begin.
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Seriously, even if you're not into Chiptunes you must check this track out. It's so well done. Fucking epic. Aaron is killing it! All done on a modded game boy.
https://defensemechanism.bandcamp.com/track/wow
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I think for professionals, things have turned downwards. However, for the hordes of weekend warriors doing art. Things are really much better. There are communities you can access now. People can hear your music however casual or serious it is. You can even perform live and get radio play fairly easy too. Before the internet, it was an exclusive club artists had zero access unless they were a financial oportunity for someone else. Win, lose or draw?
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It's satire
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A Brief History of The Studio As An Instrument: Part 2
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New full length, studio release from remst8.
Ambient, Drone, Experimental.
And it's lovely
http://remst8.bandcamp.com/album/accumulator
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Thank you, Charles!
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The Studio as an Instrument: A History of 20th Century Audio Innovators
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Finally got around to updating Cosmosƒ Saturnv3. Exciting
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I could get lost in there.
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Spring Equinox Improvisation, March 20th 2011 Bleepy, blurpy, swirling, thumpy alien landscape
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The release “On Wednesday, December 2nd, 2015, in the USA…” by Urbster1 and dRachEmUsik is comprised of four, live, unedited improvisations. The music employs elements of Dark Ambient, Glitch, Drone, Noise and Avant-Jazz. This music was created two days after the mass shooting in San Bernardino, CA. While we didn’t specifically set out to create music based on that horrific event, the shootings and related events clearly had an influence on our creative process.
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Mirrors to the Bonfire, the latest collaboration from the critically acclaimed duo of onewayness (Adam Holquist/Erie, PA) and dRachEmUsiK (Charles Shriner/Indianapolis, IN), replaces the exuberance and emotional optimism of their last full-length, 2014’s Immeasurable, with emotional ambiguity and complexity, swapping comfort and joy for unsettling, but ultimately rewarding, drama and melancholy. Mirrors to the Bonfire is a series of meditations on human feedback and the powers of interpersonal interaction. The three long tracks sculpt a polished narrative of conflict and resolution that cycles in and out of warm nostalgia and dark, uncharted territory. Dark analog drones and electroacoustic concrète clatter give way to extended melodic duo explorations for acoustic guitar & electronic wind instrument.
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Where Do You Find Electronic Music?
Charles Shriner replied to Jack Hertz's topic in General Discussion
Hey, I'm a penguin and I VOTE!!!! -
Where Do You Find Electronic Music?
Charles Shriner replied to Jack Hertz's topic in General Discussion
I don't listen to much music other than what I'm working on. When working on my personal music I abstain from listening to any music at all. Getting ready to enter an extended period of abstinence as I start writing new music for 2017. Besides, I'm pretty sure real penguins don't listen to music at all!
