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Radio Vs. Static was born out of the frustration of the quality of today's music. After scanning the FM dial numerous times over many years, I decided that co-channel interference was more aesthetically pleasing than the over-hyped and generic pop-culture music. Over the years I've slowly migrated from rough live improvisations using analog synthesizers and recording equipment, to more refined and dense digital productions. Recently I've begun to explore the capabilities of software synthesizers/effects and the complex sounds they are able to produce. I enjoy listening to bands that challenge and push the evolution of music as a concept in our modern and global culture and try to do so myself. I hope you enjoy my music as much as I enjoy writing it (^_^).... -Skipton

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Music:

Member Since: 2/6/2007
Band Members: Skipton.....Featuring La Nadine
Influences: Skinny Puppy, Node, Download, Jean Michel Jarre, Front 242, KLF, Boy Robot, Frontline Assembly, Dynamix II, New Order, Eat Static, Single Cell Orchestra, Kraftwerk, Speedy J, Bob Marley, Monolake, Squarepusher, cEvin Key, Dwayne (R.I.P), Tear Garden, Richard Divine, Neubauten, Autechre, Miles Davis, Kenji Kawai, Kettel, Severed Heads, Eno, Icarus, Spacetime Continuum, Ministry, Anoushka Shankar, Intermix, Doubting Thomas....etc
Sounds Like: A textural expression of an exponentially maddening world.
Record Label: unsigned
Type of Label: None

My Blog

Samsara

I got started on this song on the 1st of March as a test drive with a new (to me) program called Deep Blue Glitch.... Funny story behind how I ended up with "Glitch". A while back a gentleman was bein...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Mon, 17 Mar 2008 08:38:00 PST

"Insider"

"Insider" is probably the most abstract piece I've done to date. I wasn't intending on it becoming the horrific monster that it is, but as most monsters that end up confined to the rules of it's maste...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Fri, 29 Feb 2008 07:39:00 PST

Equipment/software used

Equipment/software used:Sequential Circuits Pro~OneArp Odyssey (2800)Waldorf XTKFostex 812 mixer (12 channel 8 bus)Digitech RDS 3.6 Delay unitAlesis QuadraverbDOD R-831B graphic EQFuture Retro mobius ...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Thu, 14 Feb 2008 11:39:00 PST

The wind is dancing in your street

"The wind is dancing in your street" "In deiner Straße tanzt der Wind"By Radio vs. Static (featuring La Nadine)This is the most complicated song I've ever written. The song started out a very dif...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Sun, 11 Nov 2007 02:54:00 PST

Radio vs. Static remix by Symmetrical Syndrome!

The Illustrious, super talented, ultra meaty space cadet Symmetrical Syndrome has posted a supremely bad ass remix of "Fault Condition". I'm elated that he was able to do the remix for me and I hope ...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Wed, 10 Oct 2007 02:48:00 PST

"Fault Condition"

Fault Condition" was a song that was desperately waiting to come out. I think that if I hadn't gotten it out soon it would have burst out of my chest. It falls into the classic MS-20/TR 808 Radio vs...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:44:00 PST

"Aether"

"Aether" didn't have any visionary motivation behind it but was inspired by a song I had written entirely on a KORG N364 workstation back in 98'. It was the first song I had written in my new home of ...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:40:00 PST

"Dispatched"

"Dispatched" was originally titled "Ode to Garuda" Here's the story behind Garuda The story of Garuda's birth and deeds is told in the the first book of the great(Hindu/Indian) epic ...
Posted by Radio vs. Static on Thu, 12 Jul 2007 05:48:00 PST