Last night the last gig by oMMM took place at Made of Squares at Catch 22.
From now on oMMM will be a bedroom-studio-based recording project.
Thanks to Michael Forrest, Beatmasta Bill and all who came.
Last night the last gig by oMMM took place at Made of Squares at Catch 22.
From now on oMMM will be a bedroom-studio-based recording project.
Thanks to Michael Forrest, Beatmasta Bill and all who came.
the title is my pick of this selection, although the sentiment is not perhaps reflected in the music, which amounts to an ‘epic final track’ bid for maximum immersion in the cosmos, longest ever bedtime and abstract glitch melody.
dj pram bus by oMMM
This time the heady cocktail is mixed like this : ‘cheer up oMMM’ melodies + FACT magazine readers refer to post below. Urban music-type aspirations reflected in the choice of title words.
extension of the domain of struggle by oMMM
Heavy but bouncy drums in an attempt at the opposite of aggressive minor key electronica. I leave it to you to measure my degree of success dear listener.
air schism by oMMM
I’ll let this one speak for itself I think, nor do I any longer have a clue what the title’s about.
No, I didn’t have a cold when I made this or sample any coughing or sneezing, although the bass sound is maybe not a million miles from a groan of illness and boredom? The cosmic theme is a bit lost in that sense but I hope it’s still there in the music.
Untitled track, but you can’t do that on Soundcloud so I’ve rechristened it for this occasion. Organ and drum glitch comedy, and I think I’ll mention the word ‘abstraction’ again, as I probe for the elusive missing link between the cosmic, the oneiric and the idiotic
Electronic minature with a creepy title of the future. I think this was one of the older tracks I picked for the ‘album’.
I can’t remember why but I thought I’d name this track after the disease a Russian spy was given if you remember all that. Maybe I just liked the word? At any rate no political point was intended. FACT Magazine readers may wish to note the ultra-prescient interest in 130bpm 2-step drums. Others may relax and enjoy the bleeping melody which sounds like it is looking for something.