- ZDSO - No Stranger To The Stranger Of Space Artwork
ZDSO - No Stranger To The Stranger Of Space
Transcorps Sound on September 03, 2011 22:23 - ZDSO - Home Is Here (Lost In Space) Artwork
ZDSO - Home Is Here (Lost In Space)
Transcorps Sound on September 03, 2011 22:32 - Tempest Fidget (Elusive Version) Artwork
Tempest Fidget (Elusive Version)
Transcorps Sound on October 01, 2010 22:20 - Resisting Detest (Tantric Jedi Mix) Artwork
Resisting Detest (Tantric Jedi Mix)
Transcorps Sound on October 01, 2010 23:34 - Gerrald And The Pineapple Dream Artwork
Gerrald And The Pineapple Dream
Transcorps Sound on June 08, 2010 11:05
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Since we will be adding music from many of our other side-projects, we have changed the display name on our page from "Transcendental Desecration" (our flagship band) to "Transcorps Sound" (our label name).
Transcendental Desecration was formed in 1991 as an experimental, improvisational-performance project that was extremely psychedelic in concept and flavor. Part electronic. Part rock. Part anything that made noise and rhythm. Founder Gideon (aka Grog The Parakeet Slayer, Lord Gwydyon) started the band as a side project to his primary projects/bands Of Godlike Passions and Tweak Fulling On. Other side projects (most of which are still active) include Slug Bane, Siren, Mutant Fruit, Ronin, Gerrald Zixel's Deep Space Orchestra and FUB. By about 1999, Gideon had completely cleaned the slate with TD and recruited his intellectual and musical soul-mate Maggy Mjolnir to be his new equal creative partner. Since 2000, the duo have produced almost 30 self-published live albums and several commercially released albums. Transcendental Desecration is their flagship project and like all their projects it is 100% independent.
Transcendental Desecration is a bit rock, a bit weird, often experimental, intentionally psychedelic, mostly electronic, heavily influenced by classical music (mostly romantic and neoclassical periods) and early electronic pioneers. The music usually focuses on subtle and bombastic big beat rhythms all layered simultaneously with techno-styled rhythmic synths. Noise samples, found sounds and dialog samples from just about anywhere are often a key element in the music. TD is often satirical and humorous, though usually in a subtle way and regularly ventures into "spacey" moments.
Sounds like: J.S. Bach, Negativland, The Chemical Brothers, Shpongle, Meat Beat Manifesto, Kelpe, Matmos, Amon Tobin, Banco De Gaia and many more all thrown into a deep space mining vessel's plasma drill.