Tuesday, May 07, 2013
Synth Rorschach #21 - Mike & Rich - Mr. Frosty
Uploaded on Mar 2, 2009 DAVO1984FI·99 videos
This might be the first Synth Rorschach post that is actually meant to depict a synth. I see Buchla blue.
via Jesse Creed on Facebook aka The Passenger, who posted it when asked what does he do with his eurorack system below. I thanked Jesse for tagging me on this one as we wouldn't have had this post otherwise. He replied "Synthendipity". I think he just coined it. See the Google search screenshot below. :)
YouTube video description: "Extract from the l.p. ' Expert Knob Twiddlers ' ( 1996 ) , performed by the combo Richard D. James and Micheal Paradinas: released by Rephlex Records.
The song is basically a stange and funny slow techno tune,with clear groovy taste filled all long the song,and some of the classic aphex' s ambient sounds. In the second part of the track the beats evolve into some kind of weird acid house."
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