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"Ninja Elements" [22 MB Quicktime .mov]

Audio only: [mp3 removed]

"Sensor Readings" [25 MB Quicktime .mov]

"Dance of the Nematodes/Calypsum (John Parker Mix)" [mp3 removed]. John Parker remix of a couple of my Mac SE tune(s). Work in process--Parker says this will change. Some interesting textures and a nice backwards bit I've been humming.

"Spring Loaded" [2.1 MB .mp3]

This got recalled to the factory, but it's back with a few more notes and a more forgiving structure. This is another Sidstation and analog drum machine piece, but the most incisive lead sounds are a Kontakt2 synth with phasing and other filter effects.

"Sensor Readings (Audio)" [mp3 removed]

Update: this is now a vid soundtrack so I retitled it from "Wow and Fluster" to its current name.

"Speed Too" [mp3 removed]. My remix of John Parker's remix of my Mac SE tune(s). Work in process--still editing this piece, but give it a listen!

The show we're in in Toronto, curated by Sally McKay, is called "Mods and Rockers." The work will be video displayed on two screens (separated by several feet in a public hallway) with a music soundtrack accessible through headphones hanging between the videos.

Don't know what the other invited artist teams are doing, but rather than have some kind of face-off, or rumble, we're merging sensibilities. The collective inner Mod is the high tech influence in the form of some sophisticated audio software and newish laptop used to edit and burn the video, and the inner Rocker is the low tech source material: 8-Bit-style tunes on old Mac (some originally composed in the 80s) and animated GIFs based on MSPaint versions of John's flat work.

We're trying for some sort of parity between the audio and visual material. Pixels and square waves as both medium and subject.

This is just my dashed off statement, issued with John's more or less approval based on an earlier email. Like the music and video we've been posting, it could be Modified. Or I could be off my Rocker.