Very happy to finally be able to announce my eight cd box set is now available to order from Loki Found, here S.E.T.I. ‘Sleep Environments for Interplanetary Travel’ CD box set
There’s also a Loki Found Bandcamp page where you can get hold of the CD box set and the downloads.
Video preview is here
Here you can find a mixing desk recording of the full set by Project Ghost, live at the Ohm Club, Berlin, on June 15th 2018. At some point in the future, this may be released on limited run cassette by the good people at Aura Expansion/Sleepers. For now, you can stream it in its entirety…I suggest that you play it loud on a system with good bass response.
Happy to see that one of my S.E.T.I. tracks was included in this show from Paris (and it’s a long one too!). If you like the track, you can get the whole album here Interim Report from Worm Boundary Five
Very dodgy and rough footage shot on 8mm video tape by Trevor Malcolm. At the end of the Live at Knowledge section, you can clearly hear the security guys telling him to stop recording. Nothing at all to do with drugs going down in the club. I got paid £50 for playing at Knowledge – it took me five hours to set up the hardware and some toad shouted “Play something live mate!”. Dave called me a high tech bastard. Yukari danced with Michelle. Coil came along (apparently). Neil Vitamin did the lights. Trevor did a great job considering how dark it all was. Uploaded just for historical reasons, for those around at the time.
Lagowski Live at Knowledge & Regent Palace Hotel – 1992/1993
If you purchase anything from Deep Audio for €30 or more, you’ll get a new S.E.T.I. track on a business card CDR free….only between 8th December 2017 to 8th January 2018.
To celebrate the release of my ‘Mission Alpha III’ 12″ on Sleepers Records, I will be performing as ‘Clans of the Alphane Moon’ in Berlin on 30th September. It’ll be beat driven, scary, chaotic and noisy. Halloween meets Richard Devine, via Techno Central.
These are early/alternate versions of tracks from the ‘Ashita’ album that never made it. Now recovered from the original DAT and presented here. “Kino” means yesterday in Japanese.
This is a reworking of the ‘Above Black’ album, imagined as data recovered after millennia locked on magnetic media. Partially corrupted; only some of the original data remains, so interpolation has been used to reconstruct the messages left for any sentient beings who discover them. Created using the source files taken from the original improvised performance, which was direct to DAT.
As some of you may have seen, I recently rescued a large collection of DAT’s from a container in our shed. They contain many unreleased tracks recorded between 1991 to 1998.
Thanks to Martin Stürtzer (Phelios), you can watch the whole of my performance S.E.T.I. Live at Phobos VIII at Sophienkirche in Wuppertal on March 11th 2017.
For those interested in the gear I used, here is a list: Mutable Instruments ‘Shruthi’ synthesizer, Bastl Instruments Trinity Poly, Roland SP404SX Sampler, Bleep Labs ‘Nebulophone’, Phonic 12:2 mixer, Mute Dirty Synth 1, Boss SE50, Boss Tera Echo, Koma Elektronik BD101 Delay, Sony MiniDisk, 4:1 submixer….the video was edited in iMovie. Insect photographs by Alek Lagowski, 3D processing by Pete Woodhead….
