MUSIC


St Celfer™ on the Step.4D™
"Seattle’s St Celfer writes immersive electronic songs that encompass both haunting beauty & wild experimentalism." -- bandcamp editorial staff

StC Lives the one (60's): https://stcelfer.bandcamp.com/album/stc-lives-the-one-60s
StC Lives I I: https://stcelfer.bandcamp.com/album/stc-lives-i-i
StC Lives (twin twin): https://stcelferandtommoody.bandcamp.com/album/st-celfer-stc-lives-twin-twin
Step.4D.purpll.pizza on mtl.asm Purpll Sample Pack Sweepstake:  
"51" & "74" on Eastside's FM 89.7 May 31, 2021 Spirit House: https://eastsidefm.org/episodes/spirit-house-800pm-31st-may-2021/# 
"61" on 91.3 KBCS's Flotation Device, hosted by Michael Schell, August 1, 2021: https://www.mixcloud.com/flo.../flotation-device-2021-08-01/ 
"51" on Wonderchill's Avant Garden #11: https://www.mixcloud.com/radiobrennpunkt/wonderchills-avant-garden-11/(~ 42:54)

St Celfer's™ Space Between Points™
"...at times it reminds me of Charles Ives with several ensembles playing simultaneously, and motifs fading in and out of our attention..." -- Tom Moody

eleven tracks by St Celfer and Tom Moody:   
Suite #8 March of the Covids on Art Music Lit Space, Methods of Negotiation: https://stcelfer.bandcamp.com/track/suite-8-march-of-the-covids
Suites #6 Etude, #3 Dirge 1, #6 Serenade, No Cry on Radio Eclectus #74, Hollow Earth Radio (104.4): 
Suite #2 Divertimento on Radio Eclectus #29, Hollow Earth Radio (104.4):   
Suite #2 Impromptu on Radio Eclectus #15, Hollow Earth Radio (104.4): 

 "St Celfer deploys a kaleidoscopic assortment of varied electronic textures with associated melodic motives in a free, improvisatory fashion, recalling landmark jazz fusion and minimalist albums of the late 1960s and early 1970s such as Miles Davis’s Bitches Brew and Terry Riley’s A Rainbow in Curved Air. " -- Art Music Lit Space

earcon (with Tom Moody)
earcon
"dissonant and 'art,' as opposed to arty... ...had beats, but also skronky sounds resembling giant uncoiling springs overlapping in reverberating, Stockhausenlike crescendos. Also...some pretty melodies wafting into the mix" -- Tom Moody

Man From Planet Risk
"what might be called "downtempo horrorcore" (or The Music Formerly Known As Triphop--more on this below) but the live set... ...tipped the sound over from the hiphop column to rock-and-roll, a kind of minimalist psychedelic metal. ...the sound is truly trippy: keyboardist/laptopper jenghizkhan approaches music like a painter... ...to make layers of artfully mangled sound. Imagine Ennio Morricone eclectism shot through with the kind of dreamy, smeared psychedelia of San Francisco post-punkers Chrome, or the European hardcore tech of The Mover set to a hiphop beat. But also none of the above." -- Tom Moody
!M.O.O.B He Goatan
jenghizkhan
"live improvisation with programmed sequences built up in the studio note by note.  ...has a nasty edge of pure DSP (digital signal processing), which may explain (his) popularity with the 8-Bit crowd in attendance last night. Also, his penchant for unexpected dark metal riffs popping up out of the sometimes atonal chaos of live sequencing and knob turning didn't hurt."  -- Tom Moody