Couple of impressions from playing at the art walk today. I had set up a tripod with my phone but misfortune stuck and a gust of wind knocked it over 10 seconds into my set. Luckily, my amazing and beautiful wife was quick with the Snapchat vid and pic.

My IG feed is quickly turning into a steady stream of guitar pedal porn and I’m actually totally loving it

In one week, @cavebirdrecords.bsky.social is releasing my 2021 album "Dusty Cartridge: Soundtrack to a Forgotten Kingdom" on a limited edition #cassette tape!

If you like #vgm from the 1990s, #TheLegendofZelda, #fantasysynth, or #dungeonsynth, you won't want to miss this!

#tapecollector

If anyone ever wonders how Mr. Rogers would have fared under today’s political conditions, just look at how they’re treating Ms. Rachel

One of my favorite tricks to pull is telling prog metal purists that Sevendust is a pretty good band

I like it for occasional pain relief, especially after working out. I never really use it for anything else but it doesn’t strike me as something that would help me with anxiety though

I have that same VCR!

Guys like this make me think the Internet was a mistake

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Fringes of Sound Reviews A roundup of reviews published at Fringes of Sound over the last week. Graham Dunning – Quern — reviewed by Lars Haur Beam Weapons – Potlatch — reviewed by Lars Haur Electric Supply Station – Constellation of Scars EP — reviewed by Lars Haur Various Artists – Celebrating The Bat Chapter 1: Darkness Falls — reviewed by Lars Haur

Fringes of Sound Reviews

A roundup of reviews published at Fringes of Sound over the last week. Graham Dunning – Quern — reviewed by Lars Haur Beam Weapons – Potlatch — reviewed by Lars Haur Electric Supply Station – Constellation of Scars EP — reviewed by Lars Haur Various Artists – Celebrating…

A quick impression of what I’m currently working on now - experimental breaks with a layer of 8-but nonsense pulled straight of one of my favorite “crappy licensed games” of the NES era

#Breaks #abstract #8-bit #electronicmusic

Yes, Jackson Pollack and his contemporaries were funded by the CIA. But the cool part of the story is that the US government can actually fund the arts, very effectively too

I have a theory that the world is out of balance because we aren’t making enough movies about dancing anymore

I think my local thrift stores have caught on that I’m constantly walking in there to buy cassette decks so they up the prices. Sorry guys, I’m not paying $50 for a busted Sony single well

I love it when people do small, considerate things. Like flashing their headlights at you when you’re driving towards a speed trap.

Just realized it’s been 15 years since I played anything that could be tangentially considered a JRPG

Swedish engineering? I’m always a fan though

I am intrigued. What wonders hide within this elegant piece of furniture?

I have another small one I found at the thrift store but can find it now. Do you just use a large pedal board for the synths?

So I had a little problem where I got my obsessed with buying a bunch of pedals and now I’m trying to get them organized but realized I have more pedals than the board will accommodate. So now I guess I have to be selective. Boo.

Noted

“I want to start a tape label, what’s the first thing I need?”

“Well, tape, of course”

Scouring eBay for vinyl lathes and realizing the literally everything pertaining to vinyl is just ridiculously expensive

Oh yeah this thing is gonna be super fun

Unfortunately, our inner space is all clogged and congested so we have to look into moving outward now

What if the machines gave us overwhelming anxiety just so they can harvest more electrical energy from us?

Keeping things on track