This weekend I’m in the mood for listening some good old industrial music. Loud please.
Bloody hell … that one is more funky than industrial no ?
On wikipedia, they say that “remission”, the LP where you’ll find “Glass Housses” (1984) was the first known album made with a TR-909 drum machine.
Saw them in the late 80’s and it was just an impressive show.
A musical, artistic and political project:
Test Department
I never had the chance to watch them live, I was just so happy to be able get my hand on some “import” bootleg tape. It wasn’t easy at all.
No comparison, but if these guys are playing nearby - you should watch it.
Yeah ! I saw them 3 times 10 / 15 years ago. I think they are still “on the road”.
to carry coals to Newcastle
Probably the trippiest piano piece I have ever heard. You can read all about it on Synthtopia.
This song for me was reignited when I was searching for a classic Rhodes sound to compare with the Zynthinan…I knew the song but I hadn’t heard it in years…also learnt that that’s Paul Carrick!
Love it. His work with both the squeeze and Mike and the mechanics sounds great still too.
If I heard that on the jukebox, I would put this on next…
About the very acrimonious break up of a band
One two. How much I have danced (and still do) on that song 
Hi @Jtunes , these “Risset rythm” are the fruits from a conceptual mathematical approach. I met Jean Claude Risset a couple of Times here in Marseille where he was scientist in the Laboratoire d’acoustique et de mécanique and imminent member of the GMEM a research group in “New musics”
The piece is nice but I couldn’t find this better (seeing the musician “performance”) than for, e.g., “piano phase” in Real.
A “Supergroup” I recently ran across (I do a lot more TV watching)
. . . . . . . . . . . Liquid Tension Experiment . . . . . . . . . . . .
Guitarist, sometimes with 7 strings, a Stick and a familiar keyboard guy, doing mostly Speed Metal?
Dig the New Breed
The Jam … Live (1977/1982) …
Now that it is spring time (or monday morning for some of us) “Start” is an appropriate song IMO !
“What you give is what you get”
Yesterday @MaxMaxis show us a nice Raspberry Pico build done by a shinny girl called blitzcitydiy (she also has got a nice Sonic Youth poster).
The video linked in @MaxMaxis post’s is hosted on diode.zone, a website that I’ve discovered and that I’ve explored a bit. And I found this:
Ohoh, interesting; I love electronic music and I was in dynamical system when I was a student.
So I thought: who is that guy, “Mathr” ? A quick search with “Kalle’s Fraktaler” bring me to Mathr’s website, Claude Heiland-Allen IRL.
And he is a pure techno science genius freak !!!
EG: dynamo an auto generator of techno music written with Pure Data (code is open source), hear a live demo in your browser by clicking here
reminds me of my first band