weakmassive

Hey WATMM! Here are three break-y tracks I've just put out. Hope you enjoy them.

acid pop, yes plz!

https://soundcloud.com/weakmassive

Whoa thanks all for the work on this! Some really interesting stuff in that interview.

Really cool to see Rich comment on this and verify the claim. Since this topic was brought back up I though I'd post this Go Plastic-era interview with Tom that isn't widely available. It's with Keys magazine and it's in German. I got it from Sepix over on Xltronic awhile ago. https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2620795/WATMM/Keys%20Interview.pdf Some of it was translated in this Xltronic thread, but if someone who knows German wants to tackle the whole thing, that'd be awesome. http://xltronic.com/mb/14152/squarepusher-keys-interview

I took it to go and that's just how it was when I unwrapped it. It's their (obviously better) take on a Big Mac.

Was working late the other night and treated myself to the "Mack Daddy" burger from Big & Little's here in Chicago.

Thanks man! Couldn't pass up the chance to remix one of my favorite artists.

Sorry to hear about that man. Here's the JF Fasson D tracks for Mr. Burglar or anyone else who is interested. https://www.dropbox.com/s/800k2eq8u4zui4k/jf_fasson_d.zip?dl=0 I've got quite a bit from that e-man list, but not all of it.

I listen back to my music pretty often- alternating between hating it all and really loving it.

Maybe a little snippet of something new??? https://www.instagram.com/p/BKHtlfBjHeQ/

Not as cool, but kind of reminds me of this iPad app called Musyc. It let's you do lots of physics based stuff, but alas with preset sounds. They had said MIDI support was coming but that was awhile ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MKhEDEeAP-Q

Wow, I'm going to have to block out some time and really go over your posts Zeff. Looks like some great info.

Glad I could help. BTW, these files aren't organized in any way. Some are one-off files and others (usually the ones named in a similar way) were part of small scene releases he did. I didn't include any of the .nfo/.diz and all that but they are kind of fun to look through. If Rubin or anyone has any more files than these, I'd love to hear them. ------------------------------------------- New Objectives In Sound Exploration [NOISE] presents ------------------------------------------- 11111111 by bogdan [IT] ------------------------------------------- This pack of 4 tunes is the result of bogdan's latest journey into sound. Description? digital static harsh chaos flow pop bang boom crash thud blast roar bellow blat shout peal cry yelp squawk blare clang ring shot jangle eruption explosions detonation cackle cluck tweet clink whimper plunk stir purr rattle whir whistle disonance discord shouting roaring bellowing rumble rumbling grunting murmuring drone droning thundering whine screeching screaming banging clanging hum ------------------------------------------- August 9, 1997. http://www.noisemusic.org ------------------------------------------- This is Karl's debut track for Kosmic. It's a great acid/trance song, and just a hint of what's to come from this great musician. Keep an eye out for more great songs by Karl from Kosmic soon, as well as his great tracks in the upcoming EGG musicdisk #3, "Feelin' Groovy". Some of the files mention a "Tracked Tribute to the Aphex Twin" but I can't tell if that was actually ever produced. That file is from 1995. /---------------------------\ | __ \ \__________/ \ \ / _ \ / / \ \ / \ \ \ / \ \ \ / _____/ \ \ / / \ \ / / \ \ \/ \ \ PC/AT: A Tracked Tribute to the \ \ Aphex Twin \_\ an Exceedingly Great Grooves productions Richard D. James, also known as Caustic Window, Polygon Window, the Diceman, Aphex Twin, AFX and various other monikers, is one of today's leading 'techno' pioneers, taking music to all extremes. His most recent album, "... I care because you do," is a prime example of this, ranging from the harsh, deafening feedback of "Ventolin" to "Alberto Basalm," a song with overtones of everything from Portishead to Steve Reich to the Beastie Boys. PC/AT is intended to be a musical tribute to Aphex Twin by tracker musicians of all styles and tastes. Submissions can be remixes, reinterpretations or covers of any songs James has written. If you are interested in participating in this unique project, contact me at the address listed below. Submissions are encouraged via email in MIME or UUENCODED at the same address. - Maelcum kosmic@kosmic.wit.com

Here's all the tracker files I have: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hu7dv5dxxfu8xcv/bogdan_trackerfiles.zip?dl=0 Fun facts: 23849819.IT is track 16 on Boku Mo Wakaran and jun4.it is the first track on "'96 Drum n Bass Classixxx".

Some audio players can play them. I'm using Vox on OSX and they work. If it wasn't obvious, you can import them into a tracker like Renoise and actually see how the songs are sequenced and pull out the original samples, etc. I've got some of the tracker files... I'll see if I can upload them later.

Love this one:

Someone on the WATMM Facebook group posted some nice shots and a video of the vinyl spinning. Can't seem to link it up here though. Looks beautiful.

That fake track is about as legit this one.

David Noyze of Aphex interview fame. Has a new thing coming out on Computer Club soon. https://m.soundcloud.com/computer-club/nyz-alg-118b-creativalizationistizm-unhinged

Oh man, I loved reading the endnotes - don't skip them. It's part of the experience. I used 2 bookmarks when I read it, to make it easier to flip back. (If you got through all the tax stuff in The Pale King you'll be fine.)

I think Trash80 (Timothy Lamb) is behind it: http://weeklybeats.com/#/trash80

I did this 2014 and it was awesome. It really helped me to finish tracks - many of which ended up on an album. I don't think I'm going to do it this year, but I'd recommend it for anyone struggling with productivity. Just get something done every week.

They were just a few random tracks under the "Teleport Regent" alias. Here's Zenith Romancer. Looove it. https://www.dropbox.com/s/5k9gpymix9iodko/teleport_regent_zenith_romancer.mp3?dl=0 Thanks SG. I listened to the album yesterday and it's great. Really honored to be part of it!

Awesome. Any idea where this is from? I remember that image from Brad's album Shame. http://ecx.images-amazon.com/images/I/610Z390G6FL._SY300_.jpg