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20th Jul 2016 14:20 - 8 years ago
Description : The results of six hours in a psychotropic environment which was novel to my experience. Only fixed some minor mistakes and mastered the song after I left the environment (or after it left me). It tugs at passion as a dog biting a dress. Resentment and discontent are its language. Slice of life tragic comedy, with a psychedelic edge.

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If you have time take a listen and give Spivkurl some feedback.

FullCapicityMuzic
FullCapicityMuzic 14th Oct 2016 01:52 - 8 years ago
Haha you should've heard me reading the title...not erally, but it was funny. :-) I totally got it wrong the first two times. Lol

Really strange, but this took my mind to a child playing. He is content, playing with blocks and the colorful,things that move on the things that look like roller coaster rides. Then I thought of teletubbies, running around. Then strange voices coming over the airwaves. Then a cute little group hanging out on the streets of some island, entertaining all who walk by. Or maybe a video game of some sort. This takes my mind on many great journeys. :-)

Hmmmm is that why it's psychedelic??
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 28th Oct 2016 - 8 years ago
Always a pleasure to read your comment Patricia! The title was kind of a "word salad" which incorporated a generalized chemical composition as well as some mis-spelled slang. Obviously the title wasn't that important! The description of your mind's interpretation of this music was interesting to read. It does definitely suggest psychedelic imagery in ways. There are those days on which I feel like a child playing with toys, which is something to cherish. I have never experienced telletubbies, however I would not doubt that some of their origins were psychedelic in nature... I tend to think that many animated styles did. Those strange voices became the real anchor of the song, even if they are not fully audible... I like to incorporate recent thoughts into most of my songs, one way or the other. I remember when my wife and I would play and sing our songs acoustic on the bike path here in town, at that point, we could have been that cute little group you speak of. Though if we do it again, which we plan to, I fear things would be different. There is little freedom in this country or this city any more. Simply expressing yourself, speaking your mind, or sitting in a public area can cause more problems than one would expect. Video games are not something I've played for a while, though I did find a classic NES controller a couple days ago... hopefully I will find an affordable working NES to go with it. Used to love some of those games! Thanks so much for listening and leaving your words!
Jkingz
Jkingz 17th Sep 2016 20:52 - 8 years ago
hey, waz up spivman !!! been a while mate, hope you are well. i like the psychedelic tunes your churning out these days, this ones really cool. good work man, keep it coming
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 8th Oct 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey, yeah good to hear from you! It was great to have a nice solid set of hours to spend in the studio when I made this one. My energy is spent in so many directions that this is a rare thing. Very happy that you enjoy the psychedelic trance vibe! Hope all is well for you!
Mosaic
Mosaic 9th Sep 2016 13:27 - 8 years ago
Hey mate

Very nice intro to this one, great panning from the percussion, liking the bell midi sound, has a very nice chill relaxing feel about it until the kick comes in, great bass you using here, reckon took a bit to get bass sound like it is, not familiar with this genre yet so cant give much feedback genre wise sorry, but enjoyed the listen that's for sure...fav...Peace matey...mosaic...
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 10th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago
Hello my friend! It is nice to read your comments on this! In general, I would call this psychedelic trance, but since the addition of "psychedelic" as a genre it is my new project to overtake the category. Psy trance is definitely one of my favorite styles, and I think that the commonly uptempo vibe works for me. I usually do it around 144-146 BPM, where a lot of other trance is more 138-142. I've worked so much in that range, that my composition gets too repetitive at times. Plus it is so easy to fall out of trance, and into some other realm at those lower tempos, since so many other styles use the same range. The bass was meant to anchor the song, and add performance possibilities later in the day. I can't say how long it took, as I was in an unfamiliar state that day. The composition, arrangement and mixing of the song took about six and a half hours of continuous focus. That amount of dedicated time is not something I allow for music recently. I definitely recommend you seek out some psy or goa trance artists and have a listen. It totally changed the way I think about electronic music. Thank you for sending through a message! I will respond as soon as possible. I have been lacking in communication due to the mercury retrograde, home improvement, and further legal issues. Have a great day!
DoctorPyro
DoctorPyro 18th Aug 2016 18:10 - 8 years ago
Kick ass bassline. All that needs to be said.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 10th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago
Thanks friend! The bass really was a major anchor for the song, as that's how I usually like my electronic trance music. I'm happy it came across well. I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment!
onlyhits
onlyhits 13th Aug 2016 19:40 - 8 years ago
Really love this! One of the best mixed tracks I've heard. So many intricate sounds blending together so perfectly. Well done.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 10th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago
That's quite a compliment, and I thank you for it! Most of the mixing was done in the midst of the same trance which resulted in the sound design and arrangement, so I think that helped make it cohesive. The mastering was completed the next day, after an EEG test, which I don't believe I've undergone right after a psychedelic experience like this. It is comforting to know that it was completely normal... ha ha. I really dig doing psychedelic trance, so much so that it seeps into almost every song I do. I often have to force myself to keep it out of a composition, just to avoid repeating myself. Very pleased that you enjoyed listening, and I appreciate you leaving a comment!
ClashContrast
ClashContrast 13th Aug 2016 05:39 - 8 years ago
This track was enjoyable and progressed nicely through the various melodic transitions. Like psychotropics, it kept me sedated yet elated at the same time.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 8th Sep 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey CC, it seems like it's been a while! Hope all is well for you! Happy that you enjoyed what you heard, and felt the psychedelic influences in there. Hope to see you around more!
sheensheep
sheensheep 7th Aug 2016 22:10 - 8 years ago
This is a great song. There's beauty in its simplicity. Love the arps and the way you worked the delays and the reverb. It's not something I'd ever imagine being in a club environment, but it feels like it's on its own artistic plane. Love it.

-Sheen
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 25th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Thank you for taking the time to listen and leave a comment! I have been making electronic music for about sixteen years, yet I have never been to a "dance club." When I go out to hear music, it is generally live bands. In fact, the only "rave" I have been to was 25 years ago, and was at a christian music festival. It's funny, I simply have no idea, and little interest in what people expect to hear in a club! When I am doing this sort of music, I find it more akin to "braindance," where it is meant to inspire though along with visions, whether OEV or CEV. The combination of tends to be, for me at least, a sort of internal dance, which tunes the physiological state of the body and it's reactions to the so called external world. As such, I take your comment as a compliment! I really appreciate you listening!
mackit
mackit 6th Aug 2016 04:01 - 8 years ago
What's up Spiv, MACK MAN here. From one veteran Looper to another, You still got it.Like this arrangement. The instrumentation is classic Spiv. I'm never disapointed when i visit. very dynamic master. I will be back. PEACE THE MACK MAN OUT.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 20th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey friend, been a while! Very happy that you liked what you heard on this one! Just another episode of attempting to heal through music... we've got try, right? Thanks so much for taking a listen!
topvega
topvega 5th Aug 2016 19:52 - 8 years ago
I am always a sucker for any kind of Art created in a psychotropic environment. Smoked a nice fat bowl before enjoying this track. Thanks for sharing.

tv
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 19th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey tv! What's up? Hoping that this song helped you to enjoy the after effects of that bowl! This summer has been the longest I've gone without smoking bud for years, maybe even a decade or more. Filing bankruptcy and the summer heat has gotten in the way, which are both situations which make me wish that I was smoking! I fully realize that you are more into psychedelic rock than trance, but I'm happy that you could enjoy it all the same. My roots are in psychedelic rock as well, and I try to bring a bit of that into most things that I do... I'm just not used to recording guitar while I'm tripping, ha ha. Happy to hear from you!
max13976
max13976 29th Jul 2016 15:48 - 8 years ago
Nice track, very simple and rhythmical. I love minimalism in everything — including music — and this track is minimalism itself. And it works! Made wanna dance in some weird fashion and then go and watch Blade Runner for a hundredth time. I think it has a little bit of that vide, too. By the way, I completely agree on what you said here about the world’s current state, with corporations controlling all aspects of our lives. That’s capitalism at its most epic. Anyway, thanks for the eight minutes of great musical experience!
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 18th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Thank you for listening to this and leaving your comments! It's been a seriously long time since I saw Blade Runner, however I can understand the correlation. I suppose that this is pretty minimal compared to a lot of my songs, since it didn't involve a bunch of patch cables, vintage toys, and midi routing. I'm glad you have a glimpse of the corporate rule that is going on currently... I wish that the government would cease taking corporate funds and treating them like they are some sort of superhuman race (though they just might be exactly that). The cost of the bombs we drop in a week could very likely feed millions of people for a year, and yet the corporations are allowed to use chemical and genetic weapons in the name of feeding the people. Head up ass. I really appreciate your words!
silverman
silverman 23rd Jul 2016 21:11 - 8 years ago
I've come on here today and so far it's psycho and rock which is great for an old fart like me!
Parts of this take me into the track I just uploaded today called Ald Timers Disease which just goes to show those synapses and neurons and dendrites in that old bone casing are experiencing similar sparks and short outs .... which is kinda scary cos I've been short circuiting mine for years!
Definitely mental music for the cybernaughts this one.
Great track.
I highly recommend some DMT should pass your way but make sure you've fastened your seat belt!!!!!
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 13th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey my friend! I enjoyed reading your comments, and your conversation is pleasing! Getting caught up on replies today in between setting up the new lab and "studio B." I seem to remember hearing that track of your which you mentioned, though I'll be able to tell if there is a comment from me on it... it's pretty rare that I don't comment on a Looperman song. I'm happy to hear that I am not the only one who has circuit bent their brain! I always used the term "psychonaut," which must be US spelling and pre-internet. While I have never been blessed with crystaline DMT, I have been using DMT containing plants for well over a decade. Virola bark (DMT and bufotenine with others) has been a constant help to my soul expansion in the past year or so. The dreams I have, wow. I live in a company town based on the Mayo Clinic, so they have done wonders at reducing the non prescription presence around here. It's too bad, as I've been helped far more by street dealers than those dealers who call themselves physicians. I have yet to meet someone on looperman who openly discusses DMT, and for that you have a gold star from me! I'm so looking forward to visiting your profile again! Thank you!
SupaFreakshow
SupaFreakshow 23rd Jul 2016 17:24 - 8 years ago
I always enjoy the minimalistic sounds you craft up.

Love the wub wubby bass line and how the arpeggiated beeps start off tight but then have moments where they just fall apart and then reigned back in.

I'm guessing that is the talking toy introducing himself at 2:58? :)

Everytime I hear a clank in one of your tunes, I picture you emptying out the kitchen cabinets and loading up the pots and pans into a DIY sampler made of old airplane parts .

As usual, great song. I get the feeling you spend a lot of time in those psychotropic environments!

Mike
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 13th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey, thanks for stopping by to listen and comment! I enjoyed inducing the subtle time shifts in that arpeggio part, I think it added to the psychedelia a bit. The VC3T did not show up in this one at all, as it was just a DAW based composition. I did use some samples of my gear, but the digital sounding voice was just something I found at some point. Ha ha! I wish I could take apart an airplane... though some of my recent vintage acquisitions from Ukraine and Russia could have been bound for something like that originally, who knows?! I do admittedly split my time pretty evenly between this world and the unseen, although it's not like it used to be. Since the big DEA action in 2001, I have not had real LSD. I just do what I can, with what I have, when I can. Virola bark from at least twelve years ago has been an almost constant ally in the past year. Maybe that is why people are scared of my when I am just sitting there, and why they think I'm crazy when they've never met me. Well, I've got to go finish setting up my lab and "studio B" finally, but I'll stop by your profile first. Thanks again for the comment!
Bindanox
Bindanox 22nd Jul 2016 21:26 - 8 years ago
You truly live in a musical world of your own.
This track its more complex than it may look or sound at a first listen.
Its a track that shows something new in every new listen.
Its relentless kickdum feast from start to finish just throw everything thing from its path.
The bleepy arpeggios really works like some kind of digital voodoo,and the track dynamics are really clever.
Great arrangement.
This is the real intelligent dance music without the gimmicks.
Wondering what outboard gear you might have used.

Well done Patrick!

Nelson
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 12th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey Nelson, always good to hear from you! This was a pretty cool adventure to create, and not much like my recent endeavors. You asked about outboard gear, and that is one reason why this was different from recent stuff, since it was all "in the box," DAW based work. I did use some samples from my modular and a couple casio keyboards, but using software samplers. I have over 160,000 samples in my collection now, so that really helps when working in a DAW. Makes me happy that liked what you heard here, and I'm glad that you liked it enough to download! Looking forward to hearing what you've been working on!
BradoSanz
BradoSanz 22nd Jul 2016 18:05 - 8 years ago
Ah, classic Spiv style :)

Has a sense of discord that I appreciated, your main lead was quite quite catchy. Do you manually program these patterns yourself? It's a fun track with a dark sense of loss and confusion behind it all. Great stuff, never cease to surprise me with your unique spin on music. I like the effected vocals you sprinkled around "What is wrong with the world?". What is the robotic voice saying at 2:58?

Good stuff, I appreciate the details in this one.

Brado
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 22nd Jul 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey buddy, thanks for taking a listen and living through the long track! The main lead was started with a simple four note sequence, which was transformed with digital assistance into a more complex arpeggiation based around the intended mode, then this was manually manipulated to induce time shifting and a more complex note structure as the arrangement progressed. I'm glad that you can find some fun in there, which I'm thinking must be found in the fun I had creating it. The dark sense of loss and confusion is definitely paramount in almost every aspect of life at the moment. The robotic voice became sort of the response portion of a call and response, so the entire lyrical expression would be - "What is wrong with the world? It begins to crack." I'm happy that you find it detailed enough, I wish that you could have seen and witnessed the details which were fleeting and escaped me on that day. Thank you for your words!
Tinka0
Tinka0 21st Jul 2016 22:29 - 8 years ago
Trippy.. I'm with Darknives on the dystopian feeling, Winston (from 1984) would cherish a copy of this..

I have no recommendations on how to improve this, your work is always confusing and fantastic.. Looking forward to the next.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 11th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Metabolic, thank you for always coming through with positive words! It's interesting, I've been thinking about "1984" recently, and how it is so much like these times that it is scary. My father, whom I had not seen in a decade, and I were bringing up films/books which reminded of us of these times, and after naming some others individually, we both said "1984" simultaneously. It was a good moment. I don't think that I would bother to work on this more, as it was very much about capturing a state of being, rather than some sort of perfection. I'm sure you know what I mean. I apologize for my BS lately, I'm trying to be more chill. Have a great day, and thank you!
BillionaireExclusive
BillionaireExclusive 21st Jul 2016 17:20 - 8 years ago
All Your Instruments Blend Very Well Together. Nice Production
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 11th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Thank you for the listen and the kind words!
Darknives
Darknives 21st Jul 2016 16:18 - 8 years ago
It' like weird World Trance.
Nice one, although I share different feelings when listening to this, makes me think of a dystopian future of nothing.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 21st Jul 2016 - 8 years ago
I think you got the message from this song pretty clearly. I did not enter into this creation with any ideas or expectations, but the thought process entered into it all the same. My concerns about the future are becoming all too clear while I research government policy. The corporations who control the government have things locked down nice and tight. There is little recourse for simple individuals. Self defense is becoming terrorism. Living life is becoming impossible. The world is beginning to crack, literally. Thank you for listening and leaving your thoughts!
ramsinghelijah
ramsinghelijah 21st Jul 2016 15:44 - 8 years ago
I like this, I so wanna use this track for my newest project I'm working on, I'll credit you and you can have a listen to the final draft when I'm done.
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 21st Jul 2016 - 8 years ago
I appreciate you listening and leaving a comment! Before I give permission to use this, I must have more information regarding your project. Please use the contact form on my profile to provide this information. I have allowed downloads on this song only to facilitate further listening by Looperman users. Tell me what the nature of the project is, and how this song would be used. Thank you!
Indozizz
Indozizz 21st Jul 2016 10:43 - 8 years ago
Always fun to listen to your tracks, and im always amazed how you come up with these sounds, its enjoyable to listen to!
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 11th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Likewise, it is always pleasing to see a comment pop up from you, as it is a push to visit your track list! Eager to hear what you've been coming up with! The day this song was made was an unbelievably comforting and pleasing experience, during a very trying period. Haven't allowed myself that sort of focused creation period for a while, and I'm glad I did. I'm glad you liked what you heard! Thanks!
BeatMaker4real
BeatMaker4real 20th Jul 2016 15:56 - 8 years ago
This has a nice groovy vibe to it.All of the elements sounds well balanced and warm.Very nice
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 11th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Hey there BM4r, I'm very happy to hear that you enjoyed this one! The traits of psychedelic trance are kind of an acquired taste, I know. I also know that I don't quite fit the norm of that genre. Influences from psy/goa seem to seep into almost every track I do though. That's how it goes I suppose. Thank you for listening!
mudhoen
mudhoen 20th Jul 2016 15:39 - 8 years ago
A lot of psychedelic sounds on LM lately and this one fits perectly to the genre. Love the 8bit sound you introduce in the beginning of the track. Feels like a grasp of sanity in the psychedelic atmosphere which you created with the bassline and the drums.The transition to the 2nd part is original and well found. Nice 90s Vocal mix you used there. In the 2nd part the 8bit transist into the psychedelic realm aswell which makes the sound ewven more depper than it was. In the 3rd part you really get the story going. The high tones give a fresh but still vibey feeling. The spivkurl signature is definetly in here. A nice and fun track to listen to. Well done!
Spivkurl
Spivkurl replied 5th Aug 2016 - 8 years ago
Since psychedelic is a new addition to the genre choices, I'm glad that it is finally catching on! I guess I can't quite say what the "2nd part" is... it was all plateaus of different lengths, specialties and intensities for me. That 8 bit sort of sound you mention, while it may be the grasp of sanity in the beginning, sort of intensifies the time warp aspect later on. The primary vocal clips are actually from the early 90's, so it makes sense that they would give a 90's impression. I've been chewing on that half hour insanity for years now, as it was one of the best moments in television history. I can't help but autograph everything I do, it seems... even a simple conversation with a stranger. I frighten someone from a seated position, with witnesses and a digital recorder in hand. The world is beyond beginning to crack, and that needs to be addressed. Thank you for being the first to leave your comment on this piece... I expect my next one will be a lot different from this, as I don't usually work in the box like this. Thank you!!!

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