Particle Junkie
Electronic solo project, running the gamut from evolving rhythmic soundscapes to vocally infused pop songs.
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Oh No You Di'nt Oh No You Di'nt
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Overcome By Function Overcome By Function
Just some good old fashioned futuristic space age electronic music with some big old fashioned futuristic beats.
Another Dimension Another Dimension
Can you point out the Nickleback moment I have in the vox in the 2nd refrain? Oh yeah, I went there. And OOOH it's plain to seeee.... haaaaaaaaaaa
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Particle Junkie is Flynn Gleason. In 1995, being a bit of a nerd, he fell in love with synthesizers and drum machines. He joined his friend Adam LaBarge to embark on a project called Fulcrum Clearance 12'0" (or fc120). Using software, they forged their own cut and paste style of music based in synthetic soundscapes and experimental noise, inspired summarily by a few Warp Records artists and a rather healthy dose of industrial.
Over the years the tools got better, and so did the music, but they never saw fit to release it to more than friends, always focused on creating the next great song rather than promotion or money. After a good run, Adam moved onto other ventures, and Flynn continued composing under the name Facade. This went on for the next few years, as he branched out from his dark influences, exploring melodies, sound design, rhythm, and vocals, striving to deliver funk while challenging the notion that electronic music is cold and unemotional. Never one to stick to a genre, the only way to somewhat accurately phrase what you may hear in an average Particle Junkie song is a good beat and a collage of synthesizers morphing and blipping in a surreal pseudo-organic fashion, sometimes with vocals, robotic or otherwise. Eventually Flynn decided the name Facade was "a little too pretentious or something," and changed his name to Particle Junkie, which is far less pretentious by his estimation.
Which brings us to today, and the release of his debut album, "Hot'n'Nerdy". The album ranges from long evolving danceable soundscapes to humorous pop songs about nerds and salmon teriyaki. If particulate matter has you hooked, here's an excuse to celebrate.
Head on over to www.cdbaby.com/cd/particlejunkie to check that out. Also on itunes, last.fm, napster, rhapsody, amazon, etc etcHave you performed in front of an audience?I have spun a couple sets of my stuff, but it is not something I do often.
Your musical influences
Oldest to newest: Aphex Twin, Download, Meat Beat Manifesto, Haujobb, NIN, Autechre, Plaid, the Prodigy, Air, Daft Punk, Gorillaz, Royksopp, Basement JaxxWhat equipment do you use?
Macbook Pro, Powerbook G4, Reason, Logic, Reaktor, Guitar Rig, Apogee Duet, Shure SM-57, Schecter Gryphon
Oakland, CA
USA
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891659
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Comments (4)
Nice keep up the good work
Hey - this is super-cool track, not lieing.
Keep up the good work! :)
Heikki
What a Cool Song, Great production again
This is f*** ing crazy man love the production,nice base cool beats just a well cool song all round....
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