not exactly my thing.
if you are trying to pull the wool over our eyes, well - why?
if not, then I'd be interested to hear your motivations for this. I can appreciate abstraction taken to a certain limit, but to me this seems anti-listener. That is, although I put the effort in to listen once and keep an open mind, I wouldn't personally want to hear it again. Sorry if that sounds harsh, just being honest.
So, it sounds to me like you are stripping away rhythm, structure, melody, and even staying outside of 'traditional' frequency range - but to what end? Just to see what's left? To draw attention to those things that are missing, in an attempt to catalyze an awareness of the inherent properties of sound, or what makes a song a song? I dunno, I guess i was intrigued enough to write this response, but what do YOU get out of making this music? This is actual interest, I'm not just trying to cut you down...
if you are trying to pull the wool over our eyes, well - why?
if not, then I'd be interested to hear your motivations for this. I can appreciate abstraction taken to a certain limit, but to me this seems anti-listener. That is, although I put the effort in to listen once and keep an open mind, I wouldn't personally want to hear it again. Sorry if that sounds harsh, just being honest.
So, it sounds to me like you are stripping away rhythm, structure, melody, and even staying outside of 'traditional' frequency range - but to what end? Just to see what's left? To draw attention to those things that are missing, in an attempt to catalyze an awareness of the inherent properties of sound, or what makes a song a song? I dunno, I guess i was intrigued enough to write this response, but what do YOU get out of making this music? This is actual interest, I'm not just trying to cut you down...