Ive finally decided to ditch writing breaks stuff indefinitely  in favour of  going full circle back to what I originally started with .... soundscape, atmospheric & improvised chill music.

 

Had so much fun playing the Live chill set on the weekend that Im convinced this is the way forward & ive been neglecting this aspect of my music for a while.

 

Also looking at some kind  of a communal midi interface aspect that will allow for a bit of audience participation in the creative process  for  building soundscapes.

 

This will probably take some considerable time to realise but should have some output by the end of the year .

 

yikes

 

 

 

 

 

better start jamming eh?? 

 

 

Ill put a full review , pics&a copy of my live set up during the week but had a lot of fun going to brisbane for what turned out to be the freyja & fusion dubstep  & other bloody good musics experience .

they only got about 180ppl to it but it was really fun & a very friendly crew of people involved.
highlights were  - shards , rumblesuction  , dakini & ghettafunkt , & this DJ called ruff stuff that played just before me  was pretty good too.
all went off without a hitch , nice mid sized PA with a couple of big EAW sub boxes on the bottom & a mackie 2 x 15" + horn top box either side plus a sound man who had a loverly bottle of tequila that kept coming out once I started playing my stuff. good visuals , baby animals to play with , proper toilets & showers & a very solid  log & corrugated iron structure to play under.

yikes

finally have a flyer for the qld gig

ive noticed that we dont show up on google searches for the following until a few pages in.- mutated , mutant waveforms we do show up on searches for unityengine - but thats coz ive listed unityengine as a profile name on abc contribute & via the throb myspace page. my question is what do we do to make us appear on 1st page of google searches for- mutated & mutant waveforms search terms?? as I am a web design novice I dont know how to make this happen. dale

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