Augustine Leudar - Surreal music website

Hello,

I have a new website please take a look :

Augustine Leudar

Here is an example of some of the music which ranges from dark ambient to electroacoustic :

http://www.augustineleudar.110mb.com/ninedewdropsnine.mp3

Pretty good - nice use of delays/panning. Calm and relaxing.

Great production.

Hugely more listenable than the "Cut and Splice" electronic concert given by the BBC and ICA in London!!

I could do with more of this. I'll try to get to the site later.

M

Nine Dewdrops Nine was a very lovely piece.

I will be spreading the word about you through my village!

Blenching Snail

Thanks for the feedback :)

You should try jungle sounds (I haven't seen your site yet... but it sounds like it's doable and it would be really cool).

You should try jungle sounds (I haven't seen your site yet... but it sounds like it's doable and it would be really cool).

Hi do you mean the noises or do you mean a record label ? If you mean the noises Ive been doing just that for the last few years. I have a new cd out "Invisible Forest" soon which is the result : heres the blurb :

"Bosque Invisible" (Invisible Forest) was recorded in YarinaCocha, Pucallpa Peru

It is composed entirely from field recordings made there. Using digital processing techiques such as granular synthesis the sounds have been transformed often into something else - such as a moped into a mosquito. Most of the recordings were made with binaural "in-ear" microphones to give realistic spatial effects. For this reason to get the full effect of the binaural recordings it is best listened to on headphones .

The album describes a walk starting in the noisy town of Pucallpa and gradually making its journey to the edge of town where the farmed land is, then the burnt zone where the jungle has been burnt for farming, though the fire and finally to the jungle itself . Passing through some of the strange enviroments of the rainforest the jouney finishes in a cave inhabited by .......The recordings were first aired in public at the Czech republics national gallery "The Rudolfinum" to accompany the paintings of Czech painter "Otto Placht"

Invisible Forest