In the dawn of the early morning light,
You don't you appreciate what it takes to get thru the day.
Your followers have nearly forgotten your name.
They don't know what you meant to say.
Showing posts with label avante-garde. Show all posts
Showing posts with label avante-garde. Show all posts
Wednesday, October 23, 2013
Saturday, April 6, 2013
Day 106: Everybody Gets to....
Sometimes you trip and fall down the rabbit hole. Way, way down. In this particular instance I swear it started with the most honest intentions and sort of spun out of control from there.
The acronym IDM stands for Intelligent Dance Music, a stupid genre name if ever there was one. It should probably be called NRDM (Not Really Dance Music) 'cause not many people are dancing to it. Anyway, it's a style of music that I grew to love in college and that love has never left me. Other people do it better than me, but it won't stop me from taking a stab at it.
Bonus points if you can make out the lyrics.
The acronym IDM stands for Intelligent Dance Music, a stupid genre name if ever there was one. It should probably be called NRDM (Not Really Dance Music) 'cause not many people are dancing to it. Anyway, it's a style of music that I grew to love in college and that love has never left me. Other people do it better than me, but it won't stop me from taking a stab at it.
Bonus points if you can make out the lyrics.
Monday, January 21, 2013
Day 32: In the Still of the Nite
Something dark, different, and driving for a late night. A "modern" classical work, featuring atonal harmony, and very dense chord clusters.
Not sure why, maybe it's the old subconscious working something out, maybe it's just a change from electronic music and "every day" routine.
Oh yeah, made it a month! Hooray! (Celebration begins playing in background)
Not sure why, maybe it's the old subconscious working something out, maybe it's just a change from electronic music and "every day" routine.
Oh yeah, made it a month! Hooray! (Celebration begins playing in background)
Labels:
avante-garde,
classical,
cluster chords,
free download,
horns,
piano
Friday, January 11, 2013
Day 21: Can You Hear Me in the Back?
Early piece exploring Pulsar in all it's glory. One of the first time's I used Kong as well, I believe. If you like piano, distorted drums, repetition, oddly-tuned vocals, and squiggly sounds then this piece is for you.
Lyrics:
Can you hear me in the back?
Where are you?
Labels:
avante-garde,
experimental electronic,
free download,
piano,
pop
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