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Interstellar Drift — Interstellar Drift
Interstellar Drift is out now. Interstellar Drift arrives in slow motion. Listen on Spotify Watch on YouTube Listen on Apple Music This album is built for focus and drift: sustained listening, open space, minimal interruption. It keeps a steady pace and a light touch — more atmosphere than statement — giving the mind room to move without being pulled around. A permanent home for this album…
Irv Teibel in the studio
From Steve Remote:
In the 1970s, Laurie Spiegel was a composer and computer programmer who worked at Bell Labs and composed soundtracks for films and video artists.
She developed interactive compositional software and was one of the first to use purely digital synthesis for real-time audio. Her work in this decade included pieces like "A Folk Study" and laying the groundwork for her later album, The Expanding Universe.
Klaus Schulze (4 August 1947 – 26 April 2022)
OSCar Analog Monosynth
It doesn't get much better than this. Korg MS 20 FS Reissue in olive green.
