Glass Material Action
by Zebra Mu
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Streaming + DownloadPurchasable with gift card
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Studio Glass A
00:40
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Studio Glass B
01:19
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Studio Glass C
02:38
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Studio Glass D
03:46
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Studio Glass E
02:10
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Live Glass A
02:05
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Live Glass B
02:10
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Live Glass C
03:12
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Live Glass D
01:48
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about
C23_040
New one from this quality exponent of circuit-bent noise. The equipment used was, says Mr. Mu, 'only a contact mic'd piece of glass and various effects pedals (which have been circuit bent!) All the tracks were made by me rubbing/hitting my face and hands over the glass surface as well as using an assortment of power tools/other sharp objects on the glass as well!' Awesome noise attacks with some very nice and unexpected smoother sonic textures.
New one from this quality exponent of circuit-bent noise. The equipment used was, says Mr. Mu, 'only a contact mic'd piece of glass and various effects pedals (which have been circuit bent!) All the tracks were made by me rubbing/hitting my face and hands over the glass surface as well as using an assortment of power tools/other sharp objects on the glass as well!' Awesome noise attacks with some very nice and unexpected smoother sonic textures.
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Zebra Mu UK
Zebra Mu utilizes and modifies unwanted consumer items in the creation of noise and sound based recordings. Heavily centred on circuit-bending and hardware hacking: the creative modification of existing items to produce the unexpected from the familiar. Other items such as glass, metal, contact mikes, tape heads and simple handmade electronic devices are also used as part of this project. ... more
discography
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Mar 2008 -
Nov 2007 -
Oct 2007
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