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Step off the Inexorable Conveyor Belt to Nothingness

by South Oxon Sound Archive

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Step off the Inexorable Conveyor Belt to Nothingness 05:06
2.
What is it You Guard with Fastened Doors? 03:19
3.
At Last, Some Useful Technology 02:16
4.
Patterns of Light from a Glass Panel in a Door 01:48
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Round Things in the Ceiling 02:30
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They are Talking to Each Other Again 00:54
7.
The Technology Has Gone Badly Wrong 01:15

about

We created this album to showcase the new SOXSA TapeSynth++ patch for the Organelle. Take a sample, set it up to play like a keyboard instrument and change the parameters on the fly for a more organic sound.

As per the strict rules in Gilbert's Tape Manifesto of 1957, only ONE sample is allowed in each track, although it can be hacked around as much as you like.

Other supporting instruments include the ACME Beat Machine and Behringer's smashing Crave for bass sounds.

The title refers to J.B. Priestley's 'Man and Time'.

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released August 4, 2022

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South Oxon Sound Archive Oxford, UK

SOXSA Lab (South Oxon Sound Archive) est.1953 to develop and promote experimental/electronic music for the common good. Lead by the partnership team Gilbert and Irene Jones

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