Glitch For Push + Euro
This video, via Chris Randall (Audio Damage, Sister Machine Gun, Micronaut), captures glitch one / glitch two – described as ‘the first two tracks of a fictional live set’.
This video, via Chris Randall (Audio Damage, Sister Machine Gun, Micronaut), captures glitch one / glitch two – described as ‘the first two tracks of a fictional live set’.
This video captures a ‘mechanical techno’ jam, by Graham Dunning. Dunning incorporates mechanical rhythm generators into his performances, to create an alternative to computer-perfect repetition.
Vienna-based Drahthaus shared their latest music video, for Notch, a track that combines electronic and acoustic instruments.
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a live looping synth jam, with Ableton Live, by Rheyne. Recorded in one take with no pre-recorded loops or samples.
This video, via Divkid, captures a EWI (Electronic Wind Instrument) and modular version of Bach’s Fugue No.16 In G minor.
Eric Mouquet of Deep Forest shared his latest video, for Oyme’s Song:
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Burg (Jouni Ollila), captures a one-man synth band synth jam, Desolate Planets. Ollila says “This is a song about emptiness in our hearts, and being far away from friends — a laid back downtempo tune.”
Sunday Synth Jam: This video, via Moog Music, captures a sequenced synth jam, Multiverse, by ‘psychedelic dub artist’ Ott.
London-based artist Graham Dunning created this demonstration video that demonstrates a Rube Goldberg-style project, designed to explore mechanical approaches to creating minimal techno music.
Sunday Synth Jam: This video captures a live performance – for Roli Seaboard, EWI & percussion – by Niogi of the first tune from their new album Landing.