creepy slow boring raw annoying etc.

[with Luke Hazard on percussion]

MOOS-CHOPS: interesting but carries on a bit too long on the strength of a single idea

headaches go away: same comment as above only i like the percussion on this one

overall wish they had more beatliness but it's just my opinion

yeah these tracks are very minimal in every possible way. thanks for listening!

i've never heard music like this before. i don't understand it. i am so angry at this music. i wish this music would just go away. i just want to go to bed so i can forget about this music but i am afraid i will have nightmares about this music. fear is my world. my mind is now in a dimension of irreparable chaos and terror of which my chances of returning are none. you have raped me in every orifice, physically, mentally and spiritually with this music.

please take your dog and go home.

please bring your dog to my home

man these are scary!

and amazing!

crucifying the mind with magick musick.....

when shall we work together again???

these go with your avy quite nicely. i'm not a huge fan of minimal, but i enjoyed these tracks for their eeriness and thoughtfulness.

moos-chops is good, nice and eerie, sonic youth-y atonal dragging slumber chords with a belch midfreq dog bleep, should have been on a Lucio Fulci soundtrack in a former life.

The headache track is like a warning of the dead rising, very apocalyptic and very very heavy bass. I love the mood. How much compression did you put on this track? It works for this one.

Impressively dark material here, I really enjoyed it. Like Jaffa said, I'm sure the late Mr.Fulci would have used this for some slow shambling undead threat scene. The slow build up of "Headaches go away" is really worth sticking with as is the general oddness and dischordant scratchiness of Moss Chops. Good work. : )

this is really nice. I came to look through this board and I hade to wade through 15 or so topics before I found something somewhat interesting.

  Jaffa said:

moos-chops is good, nice and eerie, sonic youth-y atonal dragging slumber chords with a belch midfreq dog bleep, should have been on a Lucio Fulci soundtrack in a former life.

 

The headache track is like a warning of the dead rising, very apocalyptic and very very heavy bass. I love the mood. How much compression did you put on this track? It works for this one.

on the bass synth part there is not much compression. however the percussive sounds at the end are compressed quite a bit.

P.S. thanks to all who checked it out!

these tracks are like the blues of tomorrow....

emotional curating while grazing through fields of dew covered green fiery blades of light.......

much agape man....

Akkad the Orphic Priest