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trip-hop, dream-pop, shoegaze

what the...

some cool stuff there tho..

the first ime I heard Glosoli, I musta played that thing for like 2 weeks straight

Cool man Chippy might love this.

Chippy's awesome, and so is your music!

This is some of the bestest techno-lectro-necro-natal-ambient, toddler-noodle, slithery-snakey, flexy-flux, thong-butter, florescent-nethers, schizo-frizz, warrior-worm, spacial-ed, neo-unnatural, atmospartical, French-pickler, acidophilus, tragic-monkey, alternative-flip-flop, scaled-mole, neutral-nudist, indy-punctual, celestial-swamp, orcan-blubber, neon-tadpole-folk, masturba-disturba-meditation, shimmery ear wiggle, astro-splash, unibrow, massive-bubble, dense-diaper-swish, magic-pinky, toothy-snail, plastic-egg, quasi-quark, flooded-desert, spine-tickler, dark-mourning-wood, metallic-marshmallow, sneaky-tusk, diluted-glass, organically-mechanical, celophane-gator, think-thump, sleepy-hair-raising, ice-ember, heavy-ho-hoof, onion-peeler, dirk-dunking, twig-feather, slippery-gothical stuff I've heard since Dead Can Dance.

Look - some music just shouldn't be labeled, cuz the labels don't do it any justice. There's a veritable alphabet soup of genres & sub-genres out there, & it's getting pointlesser & pointlesser.

Next time anyone asks what you do, just tell 'em you do unique mood music for unique moods. It's also rather sexy, in a dark way. It would do very well in some modern vampire flick.

This is music for a thinking or meditating mind, & any label you put on it just detracts from it.

In other words...I like it, man.

Your choice of sounds, melodies, meters, arrangements, production techniques, voices, etc are all quite good, making you one of the few.

One request - gimme something around 100 bpm, just once.






PS - "cricket-hop" crax me up! So does "necro-natal!"

Feel free to use my silly stuff...though a nod would be nice, if you do.

As far as suggestions for the expansion of your search, there are lots of ways to do that. Music stores, music teachers, instrument repair shops, theater groups - meeting ppl face to face is always the best route, so don't be shy about talking to musicians at their gigs, or open mics or even (GASP!) karaoke nights. In your case, I might even look up some advertising agencies & pro recording studios to see about meeting ppl who may fit your genre, either instrumentally or vocally.

Best o' luck.

Hey Malocchio
They were right
Very interesting stuff you have there. Do you follow Aphex Twin at all?
Nice to meet you and welcome to the Forum
Chippy.

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Guys.... Stop flattering me or there will be trouble.
Cheers folks.
Best.

I'll have to come back when the rest of the house is not asleep.
Sounds interesting.

Havent has time to listen to it all, but I really like 'My Voice in Her Heart'.

I like what you're doing.

[quote="philbymon"]This is some of the bestest techno-lectro-necro-natal-ambient, toddler-noodle, slithery-snakey, flexy-flux, thong-butter, florescent-nethers, schizo-frizz, warrior-worm, spacial-ed, neo-unnatural, atmospartical, French-pickler, acidophilus, tragic-monkey, alternative-flip-flop, scaled-mole, neutral-nudist, indy-punctual, celestial-swamp, orcan-blubber, neon-tadpole-folk, masturba-disturba-meditation, shimmery ear wiggle, astro-splash, unibrow, massive-bubble, dense-diaper-swish, magic-pinky, toothy-snail, plastic-egg, quasi-quark, flooded-desert, spine-tickler, dark-mourning-wood, metallic-marshmallow, sneaky-tusk, diluted-glass, organically-mechanical, celophane-gator, think-thump, sleepy-hair-raising, ice-ember, heavy-ho-hoof, onion-peeler, dirk-dunking, twig-feather, slippery-gothical stuff I've heard since Dead Can Dance.


Philby, that was one of the best things you have ever written. You can categorize my music any way you want.