Been holding back on posting this tune until we had a solid project name. Venusian is the latest effort from Blue Distortion, teaming up Recipher and Tohuwabohu. Farewell Freedom is drum and bass track with a wide variety of instruments: chopped up drums, guitars, distorted guitars, piano that took quite a while to compose. We hope you enjoy it. You can check out our page for Venusian on Blue Distortion. If you like the style, stay tuned for more tunes from this project. We have more near completion.

Please welcome new artist (Neil) Infinity Modulator, to the Blue Distortion podcast. The attached tune, which can be found on his space, is a funky breakbeat mix with some dope layered, mechanical drums (much to our liking). Neil, who told us he is very influenced by dark, atmospheric sounds, uses mainly software to create and arrange his music. Some of the software includes Reaktor, Cubase and Ableton Live. Enjoy and see you next week. :)

Getting back on the train here, sorry for the terrible delay in the latest download! Again, thanks for sticking with us, hopefully most are still subscribed to the feed. We have some more strange and quirky electronica for you this week from our friend Micheal North. This piece Apergy, which is part of the Sine Fiction album, is an largely improvised, imaginary soundtrack to the book 'A Journey in Other Worlds' by J.J. Astor (1894). I do think we will be featured this whole series, so, stay tuned for more. Keep those tunes coming!

Means and Meditations is a destructive and eclectic experimental noise piece from the mind of Mike Vernusky. It won a Digital Art Award in Japan. The Digital Art Award is designed to encourage, support, and promote digital content produced by creative students.
< Means and Meditations was composed primarily with a Serge analog synthesizer and an Emu analog synthesizer, one of my favorites to work with. Also present in the work are field recordings, white noise, and processed gamelan samples. Gamelan is a kind of musical ensemble of Indonesian origin typically featuring a variety of instruments such as metallophones, xylophones, drums, and gongs. Enjoy!

Cory Allen is our guest this week on the Blue Distortion Podcast. Cory uses a wide variety of electronics, incorporating a Fender Rhodes Piano, Moog Voyager, Violin, Glockenspeil, Ring Modulator, Granulizer, Guitar and a Computer. Scales of the Underbelly is a 12 minute abstract, strange and exciting collage of electronic experimentation. This piece was performed live at the Austin Museum of Art on February 6, 2006. You can download more of his work at his website, cory-allen.com.

Look at the Skies is a duo of Australians (Scott and Rob) curently residing in London. All of their tracks, which are available on their website, are played and recorded live with only minimal preparation. They use a Powerbook, Ableton Live, Absynth, Phatmatic Pro, MFB Synthlite II, DSI Evolver, BugBrand Weevil, Korg Electribe and various circuit bent pedals. There are some images on their website of the setup. These electronics combine to form a sinister, 20 minute journey entitled 42 Negative Statements. It is ambient, noisy, dark as ****, and will probably destroy your speakers, ears and neural connections. Most of all, it's a lot of fun! Enjoy!

New England by the Sea is a soothing sound collage of field recordings, organ, guitar and various electronics from the producer Dan Clay.

Sorry for the lack of updates in the last month, thanks for sticking with us. Our latest guest is Sleep City Metalworkers, a production alias of Boston producer John Charpentier. His work fuses instrumental hip-hop with orchestral arrangements and electronics, resulting in highly cinematic, beat-driven music.

Please welcome Private Sector Private Sector to Blue Distortion, a project from Gabriel Doiron and Tim Gebauer. Here is an ambient atmospheric piece entitled Evasive Manuevers from their self-titled LP.

Spacetime Edited is one of the latest releases from Recipher of Blue Distortion. Heavy and funky tune with some deep bass that will make subwoofers happy.

Here is a short tune from Tom Phonic entitled Thresh the Flesh Hold, a journey into quirky trip hop / breakbeat goodness.

Our tune this week was produced by Brian N. Tuley. P'leather is a dark, minimal and glitchy soundscape from the album Sonic Swatch.

Got a special, 60 minute drum and bass mix for you this week on Blue Distortion, courtesy of Will Love. For almost 8 years now Will Love has been spinning Drum and Bass, banging out the sounds in North Carolina and the east coast for over 5 years. Thanks Will! Here is the track listing, enjoy!

• G Dub - Bussup Play Out
• ICR - Feels Like Spring
• Pendulum - Sounds of Life
• Duo Infernale - Hold You
• Basic Operations - Lion of Judah
• ??? - ???
• DLX - Love Serenade
• Amaning - Though Kid
• Alliance - Thru My Eyes
• Konseption - China White
• Nohad - Sinking Dream
• Pendulum - Plasticworld
• Tetradin - Zero One
• Optical - Can U
• Pendulum - Hold Your Colour

Throcke is the solo project of Christopher Mollineaux. The UnAnswerable is a funky and melodic instrumental tune from the December 2004 release, Advance Longing.

Produced by Novachild, this was made in November 2004, shortly after releasing the album Traveller. A fun little FLA/64th-beat journey through a dark, crowded place.