New (Tristeza Orange) track: Half-Mute Irene

[TristezaOrange]

Half-Mute Irene, Or: Elegies for Automated Sampler and Synthesizer

...in three sections

Fragment 1: Power Lines (0:01-4:38 )
Fragment 2: Radiowaves Of Glory (4:39-6:59)
Fragment 3: Asphodels (7:00-10:07)

Here: http://www.box.net/shared/5vls1m3xmt

I'm specifying that it's a Tristeza Orange (and not Electric Sound Continuum) track in the title, so you won't expect any harmony, melody or any of that other sissy stuff.

[D.H. Miltz]

I like this a lot. Thank you.

[TristezaOrange]

Thank you DH. You are very, very welcome!

[TristezaOrange]

Consider her bumped!

[Jazz Franco]

1. There's harmony!
2. As usually with TO stuff, I like it!

Cutting metallic tones in the beginning of the 2nd part/movement are splendidly ear-shattering. And I love how this all structured. Basically, that's how Yes circa 1973 would sound if only they were into the right sort of sound

[MaxSynths]

I'm specifying that it's a Tristeza Orange (and not Electric Sound Continuum) track in the title, so you won't expect any harmony, melody or any of that other sissy stuff.

No sissy stuff for sure Anyway it's not the usual TO stuff IMO, there's some interesting "melodic" content which is far beyond the white noise sound which usually cracks my ears In some spots, in the beginning above all, it remembers some works of those crazy russian classical composers

You should check some works by

[Jazzyspoon]

Cool stuff, TO. The key bends are sickieningly pleasant and the the mood overall is akin to something I might do. I really enjoyed the sounds and madness of this.

[TristezaOrange]

1. There's harmony!
2. As usually with TO stuff, I like it!

Cutting metallic tones in the beginning of the 2nd part/movement are splendidly ear-shattering. And I love how this all structured. Basically, that's how Yes circa 1973 would sound if only they were into the right sort of sound

Thank you very much Jazz! Well, there is some harmony indeed, just not my usual major sevenths. I'm doing another record right now, which is much poppier and I wanted to channel my dark energy into something else. Of course there's also my HP Lovecraft to concentrate on, but this didn't fit that EP very well.

[TristezaOrange]

I'm specifying that it's a Tristeza Orange (and not Electric Sound Continuum) track in the title, so you won't expect any harmony, melody or any of that other sissy stuff.

No sissy stuff for sure Anyway it's not the usual TO stuff IMO, there's some interesting "melodic" content which is far beyond the white noise sound which usually cracks my ears In some spots, in the beginning above all, it remembers some works of those crazy russian classical composers

You should check some works by

Damn, you mean I *didn't* crack your ears?



I was indirectly inspired by the description of the music of some modern composers whose music I never even listened to. I just finished reading a lovely book called "The Rest is Noise" and it was hugely inspiring. But I love Shostakovich and of course my pal Olivier.

[TristezaOrange]

Cool stuff, TO. The key bends are sickieningly pleasant and the the mood overall is akin to something I might do. I really enjoyed the sounds and madness of this.

Thanks Jazzy! Actually the second "movement" was based on some of your tracks. So I'm glad (and flattered) you noticed the similarity!