MATRIXSYNTH

HarriL - Summer is over now (Live)

YouTube via HarriL | September 05, 2010

"Emx, esx, revolution.
Nothing special.
MP3: http://www.mikseri.net/music/play.php...
(ps. 1080p enabled)"

bindubba5 demo1

YouTube via cirtcele | September 05, 2010

"Trying out the bindubba5 sequencer
more info - http://www.sdiy.org/pinky/data/bin5.html
The bindubba5 is driven by a CGS Master Divider, outputs to a CGS VCO and CGS77 1973 Serge VCF.
audio & video recorded on a Nikon coolpix camera, so it aint HD"

Alphatron Synthesizer VSTi Sound Demo 2

YouTube via HGFSynthesizer | September 05, 2010

"Alphatron Synthesizer VSTi Sound Demo 2"

Korg Trident MKII

YouTube via vitalance | March 06, 2009

"short demo of full functionality"

SynthJam.mov

YouTube via vitalance | January 29, 2010

"Friday night jam. Tr-606 and Minimoog looped, Maxi-Korg and Arp Odyssey live."

Star Instruments Synare PS-1

via this auction

YouTube via vitalance | May 21, 2010

"Synare PS-1 Demo."

3 Easel-migos

flickr By rick403

"Old pic of my Music Easel hanging out with some pals."

Case in progess

flickr By glacial23

"Modifying a former satellite receiver to accommodate a MIDIbox SID."

BOMBsessions: Xeno & Oaklander

BOMBsessions: Xeno & Oaklander from BOMB Magazine on Vimeo.

"BOMBsessions: Xeno & Oaklander

By Clinton Krute

The music of the Brooklyn-based group Xeno & Oaklander seems to come from an earlier time, when the beeps and whirs of the analog synthesizer began to creep up from the underground into the mainstream of pop music (or drag it down to the depths, if you prefer). The late ’70s and early ’80s synth music from which their work draws was a reaction to the sense of the alienation brought about by living in world that was becoming more and more digital. Sean McBride and Liz Wendlbo, the duo behind the project, still find these sounds relevant today, in both theme and means. Xeno & Oaklander excavate a forgotten music, re-imagining its forms for the present with a defiant and romantic nostalgia. Their debut album Sentinelle, out now on Wierd records, is a testament to their skill at “shaping electricity” and is overflowing with icy drones, oscillating tones, and excellent (and danceable) songwriting.

After an epic performance of “Preuss” (a title taken from the particularly noisy auto body shop adjacent to their studio), McBride and Wendelbo sat down with BOMBsessions in their Williamsburg “synth museum,” to discuss the poetics of their songwriting, the relation of their vocal lines to Derrida’s Glas, and moving contemporary music forward by digging into the past. Catch Xeno & Oaklander on March 5th at the Cameo in Brooklyn before they leave for a European tour.

Video by Clinton Krute
with Luke Degnan

xenoandoaklander.com/

wierdrecords.com/store/product_info.php?cPath=22&products_id=67&osCsid=f948f1fd1a18c86b1a325d00028758db"

Also see this interview by motherboard.tv. A search on Xeno & Oaklander brings up a couple of more posts.

via Ryan on FB.