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And so ambient pioneer Brian Eno has released another ambient classic in the same vein as “Music for Airports” and “Discreet Music”. Here’s my thoughts on the album and I give my own simplified demonstration of generative music.
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Welcome to another heady video filled with prog. This time around I thought I’d do a little Olympics-related review and look at “Apollo – Atmospheres and Soundtracks” – but also give you two reviews for the price of one. Huzzah!
Here I am once again in improvisational territory trying my best to let my subconscious mind guide my weary fingers.
Please enjoy this for what it is.
To purchase my music, either search for “Darren Lock” on iTunes or go here: http://music.darrenlock.com
Here I am once again in improvisational territory trying my best to let my subconscious mind guide my weary fingers.
Please enjoy this for what it is.
To purchase my music, either search for “Darren Lock” on iTunes or go here: http://music.darrenlock.com
In this episode, I go back to 1998 and one of the more curious offshoots from the King Crimson family, which produced an album that is guaranteed to interest KC fans.
Title Music:
“Stinkhorn” by Darren Lock
Background Music:
“The Mist Suite”
Now it is time to turn my attention to this ambient collaboration from King Crimson guitarist Robert Fripp and sax/flute wielding Theo Travis. Is this audio heaven or just a load of random bleeping and droning? There’s only one way to find out and that’s to watch the video!
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Title Music:
“Stinkhorn” by Darren Lock
Background Music:
“Digital Sunset”
All music has been written and recorded by Darren Lock and is used by permission because I am that Darren Lock who wrote and recorded this music. Ha ha ha ha!
To buy an EP containing some music:
http://music.darrenlock.com/album/the-stinkhorn-ep
Or visit my iTunes page:
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Or my own music page:
http://music.darrenlock.com
I am a big fan of the Penguin Cafe Orchestra and its new incarnation helmed by Arthur Jeffes, son of the late Simon Jeffes who was the original proprietor of the PCO. Sundog is an off-shoot project from Arthur Jeffes and I had the good fortune to see them play last year. This short EP won’t be for everyone but it fuses new age with the avant garde and gives a strong nod to the works of Glass and Nyman.
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Title Music:
“Stinkhorn” by Darren Lock
Background Music:
“Open Field”
All music has been written and recorded by Darren Lock and is used by permission because I am that Darren Lock who wrote and recorded this music. Ha ha ha ha!
To buy an EP containing some music:
http://music.darrenlock.com/album/the-stinkhorn-ep
Or visit my iTunes page:
http://bit.ly/m53fg8
Or my own music page:
http://music.darrenlock.com
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