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SHIPWRECKED available as... duration:
78'32" 1.
The Bizarre Misadventures Of Ernest B. Grimm
Recorded at Tachyon Studio (13 December 2000).
Original mix by Jim Tetlow, Steve Freeman: synths, guitar, voice, loops, samples, etc. The Bizarre Misadventures Of Ernest B. Grimm This is our own mythos, the tale of a stowaway who dared
to venture beyond, to discover for himself that which he was said to be
dangerous and not for the mere casual traveller. Ernest B. Grimm closeted
himself away on a ship, part of the secret mission to Centauri. He had heard
tales of the wonders to behold, of the strange creatures he would meet, he
was in awe at such an adventure and was not prepared to wait. Intrepid as he
was, Ernest was not clever enough in his chosen hiding place, the ship
detected him and sought him out. With all the systems set on trying to catch
him, the ship never noticed the phenomenon ahead. No chance to alert the
sleeping crew, no chance to escape the strange glowing mass heading straight
at them. Inevitably, the ship crashed killing all but Ernest. Dazed, as he
raised his head out of the slimy bubbling mud, amidst a hissing and
electronic gabble, it became apparent that he was surrounded by weird
tripod-like tentacular creatures, who were laughing at him... This was only
the start of Ernest's adventure, the first half or so of this accidental
musical depiction. We leave the rest of the story to your own imagination! In Der Weise Von Gruppen A 21st Century electronic
classical suite in 3 movements, with strong Teutonic roots. The sonic
fragmentation, use of electronic pulses, clusters and collage certainly feel
like a hybrid of early electronic Stockhausen given the treatment of vivid
Klaus Schulze "Irrlicht" and "Cyborg" with the feel of
Nurse With Wound. All this is totally coincidental, however, as when we
created this our notions of what was to come were unknown. We started with a
blank page, spurred on by the accidental discovery of unique synthesizer
modulation, against which other key elements fitted in and counterpointed. Versions... |
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