A company that sells high-quality 'dreams' for those that cannot dream, is threatened by competitors who cheapen the experience for mass consumption. There are so many interesting elements in this story that can applied to our current world…

Although Asimov doesn't have a story directly named after the super-computer, it does appear in many of his sci-fi stories, and is related to many of the stories that inspired these compositions. So, it is fitting as it serves a bit of a 'overture…

Another quick piece using Angie Fights Crime's words.

A rhythm track that tried to sound like a pair of frogs outside my Bedroom Window last night, paired with washes of noise based on the human voice and a recording of LBJ explaining why he needs new Haggar Slacks.

A Musique concrète assemblage of chopped, looped, slowed and effected violin samples, along with a few choice words from Mr. Orson Welles.

After a short intro, a Musique Concrète composition made up of a pair of beeps & a few seconds of music from the middle of Jean-Luc Godard's "Alphaville."

First Demo for RPM 2011. You might recognize the snippet of dialog.

After a short intro, a Musique Concrète composition made up of a pair of beeps & a few seconds of music from the middle of Jean-Luc Godard's "Alphaville."

Noise Track

The first mixdown of the audio tracks for the continuation of the SubGenius Pamphlet #1, the first part of which is here: http://alonetone.com/freddiefreelance/tracks/the-world-ends-tomorrow-and-you-may-die