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Superluminal Pachyderm

 
Superluminal Pachyderm

Perpetual experimentation and sludge transport themes

17 songs
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Picture for song 'Karmic Cow' by artist 'Superluminal Pachyderm'

Karmic Cow

What happens when a cow goes cannibalistic? It looks like the tables get turned on Bonzo. Lyrics and concept by Jaime Jamison
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Picture for song 'Of the Ferric Oxides in the Old Toilets' by artist 'Superluminal Pachyderm'

Of the Ferric Oxides in the Old Toilets

This five-part suite is a collaboration with Jeff Edmunds of The Seen fame who contributed Stick, guitar, effects and vocals. This is a 10+ minute sample of the full 16:50 version that is on the Sea of Peas CD released in 2005.
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Picture for song 'Sea of Peas' by artist 'Superluminal Pachyderm'

Sea of Peas

Sometimes when you're unsure about baking. This is a 10 minute or so sample of the full 15:54 version which is available on the Sea of Peas CD released in 2005.
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Picture for song 'Dezincification' by artist 'Superluminal Pachyderm'

Dezincification

A collaboration with the talented Duane Tate (http://ddt.ssmrocks.com/) on vocals. Neo progressive rock about hot dogs, running with cows, Uncle Stubbins, and french fries clogging up the toilet.
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Picture for song 'Hippopotamus' by artist 'Superluminal Pachyderm'

Hippopotamus

SP's first collaboration featuring Kim Novak on vocals and Miles Walsh of Milo Black fame on guitars. Milo also assisted with improving the mixing of this song.
Superluminal Pachyderm is an electronic, experimental, progressive rock project that started in October 1999. The experiment takes strong influences from the progressive rock genre, combines them with ad hoc experiments, and creates this combination in an entirely electronic environment with the goal of making unique and unclassifiable music. The project evolved from some "stupid" projects that date back to the 1980's. Superluminal Pachyderm CD's, including the brand new "Sea of Peas," are available from Xaagma Music:
Band/artist history
The project was formed by Ken Robinson when he discovered that you can do simple musical compositions rather easily on a computer. The musical ideas evolved from "stupid" projects dating back to the 1980's that involved rulers, plywood, hand-made rubber band guitars, and metal shelving. Recording of the first Superluminal Pachyderm song began in October 1999 and culminated with the debut release of "Lexicographic Lint" on mp3.com in March 2000. A few of the songs, oddly enough, made it into mp3.com's charts, with "All the Cream Cheese in the World" peaking at #1 on the Electronic Minimal chart. The 2nd CD shortly followed in July 2000 under the title "Oddities," again having some minor chart success at mp3.com. This was followed by the release of "Perpetual Insanity" in March 2001 and a compilation CD under the name of "The Great Big Dog Biscuit" in August 2001. Superluminal Pachyderm released it's 4th CD in 2002, entitled "Prum." Prum featured SP's first collaboration with artists from Strange Sandwich Music, an indepedent artist community that SP is a member of. The song Hippopotamus featured the vocals of Kim Novak and the guitars of Miles Walsh of Milo Black fame. Since 2002, the project has moved along more slowly due to a combination of laziness and unforeseen personal events. However in 2005, SP finally released a new CD called "Sea of Peas" and has plans for three additional projects that will be worked on in 2005 and 2006.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
I am alive when I do this and I am on the Earth when it happens. I like it. If you are referring to touring, that can't possibly happen. I do like bus trips, but only if I don't sit next to someone who stinks.
Your musical influences
My major influences include Porcupine Tree, Pink Floyd, Spock's Beard, The Flower Kings, Genesis, Marillion, Anekdoten, Ånglagård, Fish, Ozric Tentacles, Eloy, Ayreon, Supertramp, Arena, Solaris, Steve Hillage, Renaissance, Frank Zappa, Weird Al Yankovic, Grandaddy, IQ, Gentle Giant, Therion, Glass Hammer, Devil Doll, IZZ, Landberk, Deadwood Forest, The Fixx, Neal Morse, Scott Walker, Yes, and Kevin Gilbert
What equipment do you use?
Making Waves, Goldwave sound editor, Miriam vocaloid, Cakewalk Guitar Tracks, Cakewalk Home Studio
Anything else?
My manifolds are holomorphically symplectic.
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