From DAW Virtual synths to Moog, Korg, Roland and Yamaha hardware synthesizers, these are interesting times to be making electronic music.
Inspired by classic spaghetti Westerns and Space Opera, the mini-film for the tune “The Wheel” features the catchy and compelling music of Black Rose Burning and a familiar story –with a cosmic twist.
As radical as David Bowie seemed in the 70s, the art of Zia Starlust goes far beyond that of the taboo-busting British rocker.
Music For Underwater Supermarkets evokes imaginary environments, with original compositions that are painstakingly composed and recorded. Like the famous Muzak, aka ‘Elevator Music’ or music for supermarkets, these tunes feature sounds so smoothly produced that the effect is almost surreal.
The beautiful track “Cedars Of Lebanon” from Icons Of Industry, in Austin, Texas, has hints of Kansas and Emerson, Lake, and Palmer, as well as the beginnings of Christian rock.
“The Big Idea” is the new video from Spray’s ‘Ambiguous Poems About Death’ and it conveys the excitement of discovering the million dollar idea, in the context of the late-capitalist environment we find ourselves in.