DIY Volume I: Signal Intercept

by glacial23

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Digital Album

Immediate download of 7-track album in your choice of MP3 320, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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Cassette

An original copy of the Signal Intercept C30 cassette, lovingly duplicated by Ryan Kuehn of Everyone Else Has a Record Label, So Why Can't I?.

Also includes immediate download of 7-track album (with all the bonus tracks!) in your choice of 320k mp3, FLAC, or just about any other format you could possibly desire.

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1.	Signal Intercept 14:58	info	download
2.	Side 2 (bugmusik/squirmy/Cold Day/Tibetan Democracy/DDLightful) 14:57	info	download
3.	Signal Intercept (long version) 23:39	info
4.	bugmusik (extended) 05:48	info
5.	squirmy (extended) 06:02	info
6.	Tibetan Democracy (extended) 06:24	info

about

Originally released in conjunction with Everyone Else Has a Record Label, So Why Can't I?, GLAC-18 was produced entirely with gear that I had either built, repaired or modified. Sessions started in the summer of 2008, in part while I was attending fluxmonkey's Electronoize Playshop. The primary instrument used in most of the album was my MFOS Sound Lab, which I had completed that summer.

Recording was done entirely on my Yamaha MT-50 4-track, which I had repaired several years ago (a jumper had rusted through). The other piece of repaired gear used was my venerable Realistic MG-1 (broken resonance slider was replaced).

This new digital edition has extended versions of several tracks (which actually works out to more material than the cassette), including the full 22-minute version of Signal Intercept.

credits

released 07 August 2009
Sam Harmon - Synths, noisemakers, circuit-bent Tibetan Buddhist Jukebox

Original cassette produced in conjunction with Everyone Else Has a Record Label, So Why Can't I? (thursday-club.net)