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ARTIST: Spaceship Graveyard
ALBUM: The Tropics of Alpha Hydri
TIME-FIX: 16.07.2011
GEOFIX: The Magda, Van, BC
CREW: Jethro Filipchuk (navigation, sonic frameworks, synthesizers), Ugo Fist (electric guitar, electric violin, rhythm source, ambient source), Vagus Ululatus (electric & acoustic guitar), Mobius Mim (synthesizer)
This artifacts is the result of a live, improvised performance. It was recorded directly to stereo digital output with no additional overdubs, mixing or editing. The sounds you hear are exactly as they were heard at the time they were created. Reference MISSION 021.
Shortly after the successful completion of a PR mission in the Sol system, the crew were heading out for a deep space probe when a massive ion storm severely damaged the ship's engines and threw it off course. With the drive system operating at minimal power, the crew realized that they were months away from being able to get to any kind of populated system. With no way to affect repairs, the only choice remaining was for the crew to secure themselves in their sleeper pods and ride out the long journey to the nearest system, Alpha Hydri (the "Head of Hydrus"). So all were placed in stasis and the ship, set on auto, began its long trek. The ship had been programmed to go into orbit around Alpha Hydri 2, a lush, tropical planet which had become popular as an interstellar vacation spot. Unbeknownst to the crew, the computer system had suffered damage from the storm as well and the result was an unexpected crash landing. Fortunately, the ship managed to hit just off shore from a major population centre and the emergency landing protocols managed to kick in just in time to allow for a survivable landing. Somewhat shaken and soggy, the crew escaped the sinking ship and made it to shore where they were able to salvage some portable sonic grappling devices and engage in a shore side salvage mission before officials from the nearby settlement were dispatched to retrieve them.
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Blood 'n' Tongue
Release/catalogue number: BT-1920111601
Release date: Jul 22, 2011
Release/catalogue number: BT-1920111601
Release date: Jul 22, 2011
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ambihead at 16.15 on August 05, 2011 23:08
@Blood 'n' Tongue: juust saw this thanks guys would love to do a piece with you i will check my stuff see what i can come up with
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Blood 'n' Tongue at 7.37 on July 29, 2011 18:36
@Upslider.: Not to worry. They received a fresh shipment and are fully biscuitized!
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Upslider. at 7.37 on July 28, 2011 18:24
If they don't have funk biscuits on alpha7 then i'll take the shuttle back to earth.
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Blood 'n' Tongue at 9.44 on July 28, 2011 18:06
@Collecting Pool: Thanks! Very happy with how this piece came out. This was our second stab at this. The first ran into technical problems and we had to try another take.
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Blood 'n' Tongue at 4.26 on July 28, 2011 18:04
@Raskol'nikov: Thanks! After listening to some of your stuff, I think you are well acquainted with deep space sounds. ;)
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Raskol'nikov at 4.26 on July 28, 2011 07:36
really like this feeling... sounds really like a graveyard for old spaceships! well done!
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Collecting Pool at 9.44 on July 28, 2011 04:28
Always love your style of Dub! It has so much feel to it. What a chilled groove!
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Blood 'n' Tongue at 5.09 on July 27, 2011 17:49
@Moris Code: We were thinking that deep space long journey vibe.
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Blood 'n' Tongue at 16.15 on July 27, 2011 17:48
@mr bass head: Then I wish you a very happy birthday! And I would love to do some collaboration sometime as well. Thanks!
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Blood 'n' Tongue at 0.01 on July 27, 2011 03:43
ARTIST: Spaceship Graveyard
ALBUM: The Tropics of Alpha Hydri
TIME-FIX: 16.07.2011
GEOFIX: The Magda, Van, BC
CREW: Jethro Filipchuk (navigation, sonic frameworks, synthesizers), Ugo Fist (electric guitar, electric violin, rhythm source, ambient source), Vagus Ululatus (electric & acoustic guitar), Mobius Mim (synthesizer)This artifacts is the result of a live, improvised performance. It was recorded directly to stereo digital output with no additional overdubs, mixing or editing. The sounds you hear are exactly as they were heard at the time they were created. Reference MISSION 021.
Shortly after the successful completion of a PR mission in the Sol system, the crew were heading out for a deep space probe when a massive ion storm severely damaged the ship's engines and threw it off course. With the drive system operating at minimal power, the crew realized that they were months away from being able to get to any kind of populated system. With no way to affect repairs, the only choice remaining was for the crew to secure themselves in their sleeper pods and ride out the long journey to the nearest system, Alpha Hydri (the "Head of Hydrus"). So all were placed in stasis and the ship, set on auto, began its long trek. The ship had been programmed to go into orbit around Alpha Hydri 2, a lush, tropical planet which had become popular as an interstellar vacation spot. Unbeknownst to the crew, the computer system had suffered damage from the storm as well and the result was an unexpected crash landing. Fortunately, the ship managed to hit just off shore from a major population centre and the emergency landing protocols managed to kick in just in time to allow for a survivable landing. Somewhat shaken and soggy, the crew escaped the sinking ship and made it to shore where they were able to salvage some portable sonic grappling devices and engage in a shore side salvage mission before officials from the nearby settlement were dispatched to retrieve them.
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