Tracks

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Desolate is a militant half-time roller with melancholy overtones that are as about as close as I ever get to a melody. Industrial crashes and crunching noises reinforce drums that were sampled from a dubstep track. Made in 2005/2006, this is one of my favorites.

I made this track the night before Halloween in 2006, on “Devil’s Night”. The sounds of a factory assembly line lead up to dramatic shocks and humid breathing that reverberate around altered amenz spliced with a rugged drumfumk break. The multi-textured, thunderous bass line competes for attention with the aggressively cascading beatz.

Mantis is a dark tech stepper that blends amen and hip-hop breaks with a contructed loop made entirely of industrial sound effects. I made it in Santa Cruz around 2006. In 2008, TVG Hates TVG did an amen heavy remix of Mantis, and it’s available at Pineconemoonshine.com

Stutter is a bit on the drumfunk tip and is given some distinction by reverbed, watery sloshes surrounding some of the breaks. A burning, electric synth oscillation brings some suspense to the drops…

Tektonik utilizes some classic breaks over a powerful, dark electro bassline. I prefer to play it at a slightly slower speed than its original speed.

This is the original version of Under the Radar made in 2006, (TRA-35 does a remix featured in the mix “Tranzplanted” on the mixes page). It begins with echoed half-time beats and haunting atmospherics that eventually break down into an abstract frenzy of twisting breaks and subtle mechanistic samples. Halfway through the track has a second, heavier drop. This one’s for your mind, or perhaps an open-minded dancefloor….

Undulate is a bizarre track that definitely stands in the “experimental” category. An excess of reverse hi-hats and multi-toned bass lines combine with some of my recorded didjeridu to create a slithering, twisted track that starts and stops at will.

Vaporz employs robotic, atrophied beats surrounded by soothing synth pads and distorted bass lines. Halfway through, it breaks down into a marching half-time amen pattern before returning to its original vibe at the end of the track.