MusiqueMacabre

Philip Glass Ensemble performing Music in 12 Parts live is def in my top 10 musical experiences in life.

I grew up listening to this on cheap,Altec Lansing computer speakers, so to hear it while cocooned in bass and harmony was deep & transformative.

Trance before trance had a name - no other music has such a hypnotic energy. So glad packs a lineup with so much rare music within walking distance!

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(And don’t make fun of me for playing the wrong album on this post! What they’re playing isn’t available on the gram)

Looks like I’ll be posting here more. TikTok was the second best place for meeting other folks into synths & horror s**t. (First best place: going to shows)

So many folks built serious businesses and community there, and it’s frustrating they’re taking a hit.

I think it’ll be a temporary hit and the network will be back, BUT look at what American subscribers will see until then.

Place where many folks of diverse & alternative backgrounds met and found their voice is now a Trump ad. Plus he gets to “save the day” from something that shouldn’t have happened in the first place.

Whom wore it better?

Your atmosphere can be just as important as your instruments when making music. Just got this beautiful star from , and I wonder what type of music is hiding in there!

On a casual Friday night in Detroit, you can see people pushing the boundaries of synthesizer performance.

curated a night ranging from dreamy vocals to harsh noise you could bounce (and thrash) to.

Follow all these artists for damn sure! Special thanks to for clueing me in to Detroit’s experimental community

This is your brain: 🧠
This is your brain on synthesizers & too much Neon Genesis Evangelion:

Prelude in C Major by J.S. Bach - Elektron/Modular Synth Edition Can an Elektron Syntakt do justice to classical/baroque music?Hell yes it can! Took inspiration from Glenn Gould's performance of the same work, Isao Tomita,...