Time Kill – Driven Synth experiment. Check the blog post for more background & video.

Current mix in the works for an upcoming abstract video.

Written word – Dave Deschuiteneer
Dialog – Katie Tavini
Instrumentation/Sound design – Eric Beam – Drums, Minimoog, Rhodes, Prophet 08, Toy piano, x0x0x, Octatrack, XV-5080

Collaboration Piece.

• Michael Feldman – Flute, Guitar, Melodica, Keys, & Bassoon.
• Eric Beam – Drums, Synth, Rhodes, Sound Design, & Mix/Mutilation

Yet another experimental piece that falls somewhere between composed music & sound design. Featuring my usual collage of live Drums, Analog synth chaos, Rhodes, Bass, & location recording. A special thank you to Steve Duff for the Guitar contribution (My apologies to the desecration of your work).

A new track of music/noise (I’ll let that be a personal choice). This is equal part a learning exercise getting my hardware sequencers under control/figured out. Also smashed together some visuals.  A cluster-ʞɔnɟ of video deriving from some of the of the process, tools, & location that created the music.

Finished up a track for the Autumn rekkerd.org ordeal.  Rekkerd.org Music Contest, Autumn 2010

Abstract four song analog experiment EP.. The outcome of drums, analog synths, mangled distortions, & questionable sanity.

Back Story: I’m about to turn the page & enter a new musical direction. Over the past couple months I’ve had to reevaluate my methods & tools for creating music. I was finding myself dissatisfied with both the process & final outcome. So I worked out my method, reasoning, & invested in some tools to help that process along. Before I start this next phase I’ve created this abstract four song analog experiment from the music created during this “testing” period. I found these four tracks to have recurring themes & worked well in series. (Similar drum feels, Rhodes lines, & chaotic bass/synth phrases).
Some have heard these as works in progress & premasters. For those that haven’t you might find something to enjoy or relate with. All in all it’s an interesting flow of noize.