Matthew Florianz
2009-01-18 20:16:15 UTC
Tauern
New music on the myspace page.
Lately, my music is leaning more towards the rhythmic side of things. All
the way back in 1995, around which time I heard Lifeforms by The Future
Sound of London, my midi experimentations where all based around beats and
rhythm. I won't say it was anywhere near as good as what FSOL did, but I
certainly was inspired.
Searching for my own musical voice, it was ambient music that I started to
make. Lately, many of the soundscapes I created for The Chronicles of
Spellborn (www.tcos.com) contain passages reminding of my ambient work. In
return however, some of the work for Spellborn (which turned out to be
rythmic) is now inspiring my own music. Maalbeek
(http://www.matthewflorianz.com/maalbeek.html) already contains loops and
patterns, but not yet beats.
Although I consider the tracks I will share over the coming few weeks, far
from "album" material, I think they are still interesting enough to share.
The music is arranged like I would an album and the name Tauern relates to
the many trips we made in the green depicted (and now probably gone) car,
driving from Holland to Austria. The album loosely chronicles the long night
of driving through Germany, sleeping most of the way. In the 1970's we still
had to travel parts by train but the most exciting thing was always waking
up to see mountains everywhere.
Follow this link to the myspace page and use the integrated player to listen
to the tracks.
http://www.myspace.com/matthewflorianz
More music to follow in the comming weeks.
New music on the myspace page.
Lately, my music is leaning more towards the rhythmic side of things. All
the way back in 1995, around which time I heard Lifeforms by The Future
Sound of London, my midi experimentations where all based around beats and
rhythm. I won't say it was anywhere near as good as what FSOL did, but I
certainly was inspired.
Searching for my own musical voice, it was ambient music that I started to
make. Lately, many of the soundscapes I created for The Chronicles of
Spellborn (www.tcos.com) contain passages reminding of my ambient work. In
return however, some of the work for Spellborn (which turned out to be
rythmic) is now inspiring my own music. Maalbeek
(http://www.matthewflorianz.com/maalbeek.html) already contains loops and
patterns, but not yet beats.
Although I consider the tracks I will share over the coming few weeks, far
from "album" material, I think they are still interesting enough to share.
The music is arranged like I would an album and the name Tauern relates to
the many trips we made in the green depicted (and now probably gone) car,
driving from Holland to Austria. The album loosely chronicles the long night
of driving through Germany, sleeping most of the way. In the 1970's we still
had to travel parts by train but the most exciting thing was always waking
up to see mountains everywhere.
Follow this link to the myspace page and use the integrated player to listen
to the tracks.
http://www.myspace.com/matthewflorianz
More music to follow in the comming weeks.