#galvanism

[tenshunnoise]

This one continues with the long form composition mixtape format & uses the same setup as the previous projects but Incorporates the Entanglement Space by Destiny+.

The Drum and synth sounds get processed into Entanglement Space for some DSP psychedelic effects.

Tracks 5 - 8 have some field recordings from a trip to Japan a while back.

Each composition was recorded live into Reaper

[courseyoulovemeyoudontknowme]

Frankenweenie (2012, Tim Burton)

14/07/2024

[lvxiferianemblem]

Being a fic writer is fun, because you can plan out the most devastating and gut wrenching scenes possible. But it's also fun because your notes look like this and none of it is serious.

[mysterious-secret-garden]

A Galvanized Corpse. Illustration published by H.R. Robinson in 1836.

[lindahall]

Giovanni Aldini – Scientist of the Day

Giovanni Aldini, an Italian physicist, died Jan. 17, 1834, at the age of 71.  

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[doctorstarlock]

During the 18th century, an Italian doctor named Luigi Galvani electrocuted frog legs. As it appeared to restore life, it spawned galvanism. It was one of Mary Shelley’s inspirations for her 1818 novel Frankenstein. Galvanism is now obsolete, but it helped to place a classic title on the shelves. All thanks to convulsing frog legs. This fact may be more well known than others but it's still rather funny to think about.

Woa-HOOOOAH wake up lads Frankenstein Frog Fact just dropped

[the-core-four]

October the 26th, 1862

My mind seems to fixate only on the idea of duality.

Everywhere I look, the two sides of each situation scream at me with an endless, echoing agony. I see it, not just in my dear London; I see it across the world, in places where peace and tranquility once were. Even America finds itself in a battle, a war possibly, between two distinct natures and beliefs. One side wanting freedom for all peoples, regardless of race or social status. The other wanting to keep their fellow-men in cages. Chained down to a fate worse than death.

Perhaps it is the curse of all men in study to take notice of things only important to them. I wonder if my research and studies have led me to this hyper-awareness? I wonder if I will ever be able to take these spectacles off? I wonder if my view will forever be changed? Perhaps Victor suffers the same fate. I haven’t written to him in weeks. Last I heard he was on the cusp of his great experiment. I hope he is well. He spends his ever waking moment working. Day in and day out he works and works; never reaching out to his colleagues, friends or family.

I do hope he’s alright. At any rate, my experiments have proven to be more and more fruitful. I think the day is not far off when I shall finally test my theories... to finally change mankind for the better... may God speed me in my pursuit.

Signed,

Henry W. Jekyll

(Entry belonging to the Journal of Dr. Henry Jekyll, compiled and turned into the McFeely Foundation by his solicitor and friend Mr. John Gabriel Utterson.)