Episodes
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Snakebite from Mother's Geneology
A few drones in certain frequency ranges seemed appropriate for a piece I'm working on. As I was toying with the idea, this improvisation emerged.
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The Xylem and Phloem of All Evil
I was thinking about long, overlapping loops.
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Gelatin Plinth
An experiment in fleeing and returning, but all the while respiring.
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Foaming at the Edges of the Wormhole
As quietly as possible, as everyone is sleeping.
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Passionate About Today's Soup Choices
A drone to end the day in a drizzle.
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Faithless to the End
Faithless in the sense that I have no faith that my modular synthesizer will do exactly what I expect it to do.
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Waist-high Angiosperms
I was lost in a vivid morass of plantlife in a dream shallow enough that I could almost breathe the waking morning. My guitar interprets it.
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Duckling Mitochondria Stew
For the love of scales that are so neighbourly that only two notes differ between them, the ducklings gave their cellular life force.
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Albondigas para Cenar
Experimenting with limited equipment choices resulted in a gentle breeze of a piece.
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You Have a Yak in Your Eye
An improvisation that moves slowly through an improbable modal sequence.
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Nefarious Stench
Research and development for a new piece.
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Beer Bottles Choked with Rust
A melody and a drone stroll hand in hand through a tunnel of shifting light.
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Graveside Scrabble Tournament
Octatonic scales and major / minor ambiguity makes for sweet dissonance.
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Ductile Pyramid
A backdrop to said video of a creature of sand shapes that arrived via post today.
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Ulcerous Sand Fortress
Exploring ideas for the 'ride out' of a composition on an upcoming album, the universe became skewed on its axes.
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Corncob Pipe Imbedded in Tibia of Mammoth
When the Clovis people sat around smoking corncob pipes around a cold fusion fire.
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Celebrating on the Spot the Sewage Overcame Marketa
Continuing with drones based on modal shifts, mistimed delay throws the pulse into question.
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Amish Delight
Minor thirds dancing amongst themselves.
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Giants in the Ancient West
I clumsily puttered out this improvisation. Whilst listening, a friend and Flavigula collaborator started singing over it. He decided to throw the ad-lib over the improvisation and add an effects track to boot. All was very spontaneous.
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