Friday, February 22, 2013
Joxfield ProjeX - Mah No 1
Something to save your friday from boredom:
"Mah No 1" by Joxfield ProjeX.
It was released in 2009 and was the second of the two long tracks on "Shimmering Mah No 1" album.
This album is so far our most downloaded effort, close to 36.000 downloads. Our hit record?
This 28 minutes track brings you from minimal electronic patterns into a simple joyful melody of Kraftwerk kind over to some psychedelic surroundings and then, after that, we leave you for discoveries of your own.
Yan: Keyboards, samples, drums programmings, director
Oax: Guitar, glissando, efx & drums samples
PO Netterblad: Cover painting (Thanks, Pelle!)
For your download follow the soundcloud link.
Enjoy psychedelic freedom!
O'
Sunday, February 17, 2013
Joxfield ProjeX on Aural-Innovations Space Rock Radio Show # 303
Joxfield ProjeX' "Slow String Movements"
from Invation of the Living
on great Aural-Innovations Space Rock Radio Show # 303.
Don't miss the opportunity to hear this track (if you're too greedy not to buy it)
and a lot of other nice space tunes.
And, of course, many thanks to our supportive hero Jerry Kranitz.
Joxfield & colonel XS to come on next Space Rock Show, so stay tuned
O'
Monday, February 11, 2013
Friday, February 8, 2013
The Ghost of Dark White Morning - Out Demons Out ! ! !
In 2005, after a short break of 30 years, Yan and Oax reactivated their musical explorations, this time as Joxfield ProjeX.
The first weeklong recording session happened in Bråna, Dalsland, Sweden in the very beginning of May 2005. No preparation except lust to make music. A lot of improvisations and instant composing.
The very first track to record was "Hurricane", a simple two chord improvisation, to find the "feeling" for the week of recordings to follow, get used to equipment. Just a distorted guitar and some wild, nasty keyborad. No overdubs. Pure live in the studio.
The result of that weeklong session became Dark White Morning, a 2 CDR set printed in about 20 copies, mostly given away to friends.
"Brana Funk" is from the same weeklong session in 2005 that brought "Hurricane" and resulted in the 2 CDR disc Dark White Morning. I can't resist uploading it.
This track is wild, messy and mad and when recording it was so loud in the room where we were playing that we actually couldn't hear anything but the buzzing noise we made, the sound of the programmed drums when lost, we couldn't hear anything, but caught a feeling that was so huge that we didn't want to stop, just went on. The track is both terrible and charming in my opinion, not too tight I may say.
Programmed simple drums, guitar, keyboard. Another guitar and keyboard was immediately added after recording of the basic track.
I did send a copy of the album to Deavid Allen (of Gong, ya know) and after a long time he wrote back:
"dear stefan,
thank you for your cd dark white morning which I have finally listened too (sorry it took so long but I have many to listen to & very little time)
On Disc 1 i liked tr3 & 4 best and on Disk 2 i liked the guitar work on tr4 and the wild gliss on tr 8 ("Brana Funk")."
O'
The first weeklong recording session happened in Bråna, Dalsland, Sweden in the very beginning of May 2005. No preparation except lust to make music. A lot of improvisations and instant composing.
The very first track to record was "Hurricane", a simple two chord improvisation, to find the "feeling" for the week of recordings to follow, get used to equipment. Just a distorted guitar and some wild, nasty keyborad. No overdubs. Pure live in the studio.
The result of that weeklong session became Dark White Morning, a 2 CDR set printed in about 20 copies, mostly given away to friends.
"Brana Funk" is from the same weeklong session in 2005 that brought "Hurricane" and resulted in the 2 CDR disc Dark White Morning. I can't resist uploading it.
This track is wild, messy and mad and when recording it was so loud in the room where we were playing that we actually couldn't hear anything but the buzzing noise we made, the sound of the programmed drums when lost, we couldn't hear anything, but caught a feeling that was so huge that we didn't want to stop, just went on. The track is both terrible and charming in my opinion, not too tight I may say.
Programmed simple drums, guitar, keyboard. Another guitar and keyboard was immediately added after recording of the basic track.
I did send a copy of the album to Deavid Allen (of Gong, ya know) and after a long time he wrote back:
"dear stefan,
thank you for your cd dark white morning which I have finally listened too (sorry it took so long but I have many to listen to & very little time)
On Disc 1 i liked tr3 & 4 best and on Disk 2 i liked the guitar work on tr4 and the wild gliss on tr 8 ("Brana Funk")."
O'
Monday, February 4, 2013
AmbientDarkWhite - Death of a Sirloin Steak
This is the first time you read about it:
AmbientDarkWhite - Death of a Sirloin Steak - A 3 disc set in a DVD case. To be released on Santos Productions later this spring.
AmbientDarkWhite? Well, maybe a Joxfield ProjeX moniker for doing some non-Joxfield JoxfieldProjeX-music... Or is it not?
Wait and see. Find out youself!
O'
Sunday, February 3, 2013
Joxfield ProjeX - Computer 8
Joxfield ProjeX dealing a bit with the electric jazz flavour - From Numbers & Letters 3 Disc set (2010)
O'
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