Jim Birkett London, UK
London based electronic and visual artist Jim Birkett came up with a concept for creating a series of albums made entirely on analog modular synthesisers. This first release, volume one, was made entry on the Doepfer A-100.
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Tone Science Module No.8 Tone Science Live (DiN:TS08)
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Five musicians, all on modular synths, come together on this hypnotic and gorgeous live performance.
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A majestic yet delicate album from Berlin school-style synth masters Node, recorded in 1994 but unreleased until now.
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Tone Science Module No.6 Protons and Neutrons (DiN:TS06)
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Nine tracks from musicians working in the realms of modular synthesis that are alternately hushed and foreboding.
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The 100th release on lauded UK electronic label DiN is full of vast synth epics with a sci-fi feel.
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Tone Science Module No.5 Integers and Quotients (DiN:TS05)
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Nine hypnotic modular synth songs from a host of different artists, the latest compilation from DiN is a voyage into the unknown.
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Modulations (DiNDDL24)
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Pulsing modular synth compositions that feel both otherworldly and organically alive from DiN label boss Ian Boddy.
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