pulse emitter - meditative music - self released – cdr –7$
use this CD for sleep, massage, or any activity where a peaceful and balanced sound environment is desired... recorded with Yamaha FM and analog modular synthesizers
pulse emitter - meditative music 2 - self released – cdr –7$
pulse emitter - meditative music 4- self released – cdr –7$
descending tones symbolize brain waves slowing down, delays tuned to theta and delta frequencies, designed for sleep but good for any calm time, dark but restful. i sleep with this all the time now, and often barely make it past the 10 minute point before i'm out. a full hour on CDr, months in the making.
-pe
pulse emitter - opressive nature - digitalis recordings - cd - 11$
I've been a fan of Daryl Groetsch AKA Pulse Emitter's synthetic concoctions for years now. Hailing from the hotbed of Portland, Oregon, his work is almost unparalleled when it comes to modular synthesizer excursions. "Oppressive Nature" is a 40 minute journey into cities that will soon be lost and overrun to the wilderness. The thematic idea behind the album is nature's inevitable reclamation of the concrete jungles we've constructed and amassed.
Where Groetsch truly succeeds on "Oppressive Nature" is creating such an organic landscape with his synth. His work here is highly focused and dialed-in. Through the static and electronic waves something warm and almost triumphant emerges. Heavy saw waves weave a chaotic mass of urban debris, smoothed over by the sine waves of time. Barriers fade away as they consumed by sonic vines that find their way into all these aural cracks. The result is oddly beautiful in an almost post-apocalyptic way.
Nature always wins.
-digitalis