CROSS-OVER POLYRHYTHMS
This is actually a type of enharmonic polymeter, where 2 rhythms with **different meters** (i.e., a different numbers of beats/measure) are played at the **same tempo**: the measures do not line up each time. These rhythms…
CROSS-OVER POLYRHYTHMS
This is actually a type of enharmonic polymeter, where 2 rhythms with **different meters** (i.e., a different numbers of beats/measure) are played at the **same tempo**: the measures do not line up each time. These rhythms…
this is a cover done for the french hiphop band, IAM, because although highly political in content, saldy most of what they say is true. - note that the clip was never aired on tv or radio, due to official decision.
lyrics in french (right…
CROSS-OVER POLYRHYTHMS
This is actually a type of enharmonic polymeter, where 2 rhythms with **different meters** (i.e., a different numbers of beats/measure) are played at the **same tempo**: the measures do not line up each time. These rhythms…
A happy kind of electro pot-pourri.
The process:
- find a sound, noodle in Ab
- find another sound, develop a compatible noodle
- repeat a couple of times
- program a beat
- add replicant
- find other sounds for a B section
- find more sounds…
takes a bit of time to develop, but it keeps getting better and better as it unfolds. 2nd part is really good..(clap sounds too dry, for a piece so bubble-ish)
CROSS-OVER POLYRHYTHMS
This is actually a type of enharmonic polymeter, where 2 rhythms with **different meters** (i.e., a different numbers of beats/measure) are played at the **same tempo**: the measures do not line up each time. These rhythms…
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There is an internet label called "SoOn" and this was the 2nd release - a collaboration between me and the guy doing the organ who subsequently left the label - as well as lots of input from…
Another wacky production from the stretchy, bouncy, and elastic world of Rubber. Special thanks to Mark (Launched) for writing this one for us.
We had a whole bunch of fun with this song and you will too.
Enjoy!
Flies in my lunchbox
(Help…
Another wacky production from the stretchy, bouncy, and elastic world of Rubber. Special thanks to Mark (Launched) for writing this one for us.
We had a whole bunch of fun with this song and you will too.
Enjoy!
Flies in my lunchbox
(Help…
Who remembers when Vincent Price crushed the white headed fly caught in the spider's web in the original The Fly movie? Help me Help me!!!
Cool reference.
icon from John Cheung http://www.onesunart.com/
There is an internet label called "SoOn" and this was the 2nd release - a collaboration between me and the guy doing the organ who subsequently left the label - as well as lots of input from…
icon from John Cheung http://www.onesunart.com/
There is an internet label called "SoOn" and this was the 2nd release - a collaboration between me and the guy doing the organ who subsequently left the label - as well as lots of input from…
I encountered a lost tribe of pseudo-urban Animistic shamans along the Baltimore Freight Railway in a dark and dismal tunnel. They allowed me to sit down and record this before i was on my way.
icon from John Cheung http://www.onesunart.com/
There is an internet label called "SoOn" and this was the 2nd release - a collaboration between me and the guy doing the organ who subsequently left the label - as well as lots of input from…
icon from John Cheung http://www.onesunart.com/
There is an internet label called "SoOn" and this was the 2nd release - a collaboration between me and the guy doing the organ who subsequently left the label - as well as lots of input from…
awesome groove. The picture is fascinating too. I always love organs . I actually seem to be addicted to it. That's one phat bass line. Guitar is tastefully splashed in. Love the chord progression in the bridge. Cool how it's drawn out.
First done by Dock Boggs back in the 20s, it's a great piece of melancholy parafunalia. Eerie to think it's a suicide note and reassuring to know he was still a tough old bird 40 years later.
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Enharmonic what? :) This is where it's at, guys! I'm diggin' it to China. Very cool!
Play, repeat, play, repeat. I don't think I'm ever gonna get this one out of my head. What the hell did we do? :)
Very nice drum and bass/guitar work. Love the complexity and the groove!
they wrote this, that's already a good start no? makes people wonder, just as you did..
y u m m y ! la llave es la clave, si!
Hahaha! You'll learn, Breezy Bri! This is the stuff that makes nicknames stick!
takes a bit of time to develop, but it keeps getting better and better as it unfolds. 2nd part is really good..(clap sounds too dry, for a piece so bubble-ish)
Explosive chemistry here, guys! Brilliant work! Love that rhythm, love that raunchy guitar. Sounds like conjuring up mischief on a hot day.
This is so smokey and fab. Ghoulish almost!
I wonder who is next on the Rubber collab list?
Who remembers when Vincent Price crushed the white headed fly caught in the spider's web in the original The Fly movie? Help me Help me!!! Cool reference.
Witty and fresh! Like phili with chives on a crumpet.
Wow, this is gorgeously slinky rock!
good idea to dig this one out! aside the clean and detailed prod, there's so much going on, in less than 3mins, excellent collab!
nice description :)
Man, that IS a cool bass riff. Great piece!
awesome groove. The picture is fascinating too. I always love organs . I actually seem to be addicted to it. That's one phat bass line. Guitar is tastefully splashed in. Love the chord progression in the bridge. Cool how it's drawn out.
thanks guys kavin. - there's a good Folkways collection of Boggs' 60s recordings and you can hear a few of his 78rpm sides at the Archive.org
beautiful playing,, this sounds to me like a lot of little riffs/ideas flowing together??
very nice