thank you for the feedback and the heads-up :D

yeah you should be proud, they're great!

I don't know if you keep in touch with music production nowdays but algorithmic compositions are on the rise. From modular synths containing modules that generate pieces to external sequencers doing euclidean rhythms and the like. Great stuff.

Great, gonna dig in your youtube on the launch break hah.

I will contact you to arrange the interview :)

oh wow that is super interesting. I'll contact you to arrange the interview :D

Great, I'll DM you on Instagram :D

Nice work on curateddawlessjams.com btw

btw, i'll email you to arrange the interview

old hardware as keyboard synths or amigas and the like?

Old video game consoles. Right now almost exclusively NES, but I really want to start messing around with the SNES's SPC at some point. That thing looks way too interesting :D

nice, I am super interested.

I've interviewed a guy, Fuchi, that does some stuff with a playstation and a dreamcast > https://www.gasnewsletter.com/p/44-fuchi

How can I reach you to arrange the interview?

You mean replacing real drums with electronic ones? Do you have anything online?

I have an edrum kit that i play, but for th first songs we just used a MIDI keyboard. We are doing everything in the box. Happy to share more if you want.

Here is the first song we made: https://open.spotify.com/track/1QHvB9qgKbO6pcXyR9B7oQ?si=IB_...

Oh wow that's a deep writeup. Gonna dig into this, that 90s phone got me interested :D

Probably not a hyperbole, not utilizing our creative output is VERY stressful.

Pretty heavy stuff, Afraid to die is great. Keep it up guys

Was a bit in a hurry. Our former drummer is our studio engineer. We record everything ourselves and mix at home. We have a good but basic setup that creates a good result. Happy to talk more about it.