ping-ping: cut-up Smegma Tones/ Clown Burst

There's nothing like a like noise to slice the edge off of Fatigue and winter depression (imho)
yes there are vocals coming , don't know when>I am very please with the recorded sound of the
Strymon Iridium. I dug out the Blue Line 6 Modulation pedal and tapped into the Ring Modulator mmmm.

 

Thank you for listening, at dance club volumes it sounds very different

 

noise walls are passé, harsh noise fell into a rut and sit rusting, randomized cut ups are an interesting direction for me. Cut-ups the Gysin-Burroughs experiment: The Ticket that exploded align with the option of cut and past
basic equipment for studying "complex association lines" includes scissors and paste pot and a bank of tape recorders wired in tandem. With these tools he produces what he calls "cut-up": words- mostly his own, some from other writers- reorganized into evocative, surreal fragments. Thus, from "The Ticket That Exploded": "What summer will I will you?... cold summer will exactly... He lifts his hands, sadly turns them out... Brother can't you spare a dime? ...dead finger in smoke pointing to Gibraltar... the adolescent shadow..."
John Cage There is sound
if you like it , it's music
if you don't it's noise
Vaporizing the dialogue derailing the travelogue
Sound with out traditional agenda point or destination,
The comfortable world of passive entertainment is relegated to history
Mediums that engage the participant to actively engage

The Smegma Tone Project is a possibly transgressive Vehicle for advancing the Electronic Improvisations using computer ,electric, electronic and digital instruments and the DAW : Reason 11, to create montage files. These files are posted as "The Smegma Tones" : an imaginary band that live in multi-track compositions.

 

you now have a free lifetime ticket to enter the world of cut and paste random, if it has a discernable beat or rhythm its manicure noise .

 

Any entertainment value is the responsibility of of the listener, The Smegma Tones Project is looking for the answer to "WHAT IF" via technology via audio content

 

I WOULD LIKE TO THANK YOU FOR LISTENING.
ROB ZOMBIE? for me a compliment. I like his work with his bands.
His lyricals are for me are like comic book themes "B" horror movie slasher human monster stuff, which he has refined with a focused finally genre of it's own , reminding me of classic
The Cramps songs.

 

ALRIGHTY THEN , you go'fer it brudda', show me what you got. I'm dyin' to hear it.