sound + vision
hey folks, the scntfc american remix for sleepy eyes of death is now available on itunes and amazon for those that prefer that method of procurement. we’d still love you a whole lot more if you bought direct (via the necodo-built player below) but get it wherever you can get it. lots of remixes beyond the scntfc version, of course…get them all! now! woot! bass! yeah!
available via even more means (beatport, boomkat, etc) soon.
ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction has received a glowing review in Variety. by ‘glowing’, i mean ‘warm your hands over it’ as opposed to ‘burning with the fire of a million suns’ but we’ll take it! the score was mentioned as well, however neutrally…they got the gist of the homage so i suppose i did my job. read here:
northwest epic synth heroes sleepy eyes of death’s ‘dark signals remixed’ is now available exclusively from mass.mvmnt’s fully linkable/embed-able sales widget (via the fine folks at necodo.com). that means you can preview songs and buy them via the cool looking box below. its an entire album of remixes, so peruse and buy some tunes!
just a quick thanks to everyone who came out to see ZMD: Zombies of Mass Destruction at S.I.F.F.
two sold out screenings and third place in votes for “most popular” at siff. (but of course we know: this is not a popularity contest). i’m proud to be a part of a project that has fostered so much community support. the official site is up, and the next screenings are at L.A. film fest june 25th and 27th. the trailer is in the post a bit down the page….
mass.mvmnt is hosting a listening party for the upcoming sleepy eyes of death remix compilation. scientific american has provided a remix, and will be performing a special mass.dstrction set to show off all the remixes. will be fun! deets:
adobe has a new mini-site up, with a piece about designer/artist nando costa. watch the interview for some insight into his creative flow, including a bit on his collaboration with sound designer and musician darrin weiner aka plastiq phantom. i’ve had the pleasure of collaborating with both of them on various projects, including all of us at once for the ‘tubes’ video (and accompanying 12″):
congrats, dudes!
as hinted at eons ago, i was hard at work on a new feature length score. i wrapped my portion of work last summer and at long last the film is starting to make the rounds at film festivals. the trailer has recently been posted on the ‘tube:
zombies! blood! gore! comedy! more gore! it was a lot of work and i’m proud of the musical result…a great mix of classic horror strings, campy synth arpeggios, and persian percussion. its showing at Film Fest D.C. and Seattle International Film Festival among others. i’ll post as soon as i have some dates.
i’m presenting at the upcoming seattle live user group meeting. details after the jump. of additional note is that the presentation will be done using examples from my latest scoring project, the upcoming feature film Z.M.D. (i’ll post a link to the trailer soon):
SLUG presents Scientific American: How to make audio for video with
Ableton Live.
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