X Equals X
Imagine if your mobile suddenly started to respond oddly as if it had its own agenda.
SoundClick artist X Equals X presents "1 No reply", an outstanding release in the Experimental Sounds genre. The track showcases X Equals X's instinct for crafting memorable music. The kind of experimental sounds track that draws you in and holds your attention through to the end "1 No reply" has peaked at number 10 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. X Equals X is an independent artist on SoundClick, releasing Experimental Sounds music directly to fans worldwide.
My phone started churning out gobbledegook words. This is the result
"2 Catechism for Android" by X Equals X is an Experimental Sounds production available on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. There is a quiet confidence to this track — the mark of an artist who understands the experimental sounds sound. It has charted at #16 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. SoundClick gives artists like X Equals X a platform to share original Experimental Sounds music with listeners around the world.
The Music they play in the elevator to Heaven
Independent artist X Equals X drops "3 celestial Elevator", an Experimental Sounds track on SoundClick. The song establishes its own world and invites the listener to settle in. This track does what good experimental sounds does best — it connects. Find more from X Equals X on SoundClick, a platform built for independent music discovery.
Discover this dark and atmospheric track.
"4 empty Stage Set" by X Equals X is an Experimental Sounds production available on SoundClick. The track showcases X Equals X's instinct for crafting memorable music. The track creates a listening experience that feels dark and atmospheric. Listeners into Classical, Ambient and Experimental Music will find this track a natural fit within their rotation.
Discover this Experimental Sounds track.
"5 Dark Angels" is an Experimental Sounds track by X Equals X on SoundClick. It rewards close listening, revealing new details on each playthrough. For fans of experimental sounds, this one is worth the listen. It has charted at #15 on the SoundClick Experimental Sounds chart. "5 Dark Angels" is part of the X Equals X catalog on SoundClick, where independent artists connect with a global audience.
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Music for Isolation Tanks.
X equals X (X = X), is the repository for my slower expermimental midi noodlings of whatever comes into my head during the small dark hours between reality and dreams.
Drones, lots of manipulation overlaying and slowing down of my original files.
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In my twenties I shared a house with several other students. Whilst they were listening to the Sex Pistols, Ramones and the Clash. I was listening to Boulez, Cage, Penderecki, Ligetti, Reich and Berio, along with a bit of Shostakovich, Berlioz and Mahler amongst others and the Clash, Coil, Faust, toad the wet sprocket and suchlike. Occasionally my housemates would venture into my darkened hashish scented lair and say what the fuck is this you are listening to. They would linger ( due to the aroma and its source) and with patience and time they would eventually say things like, this isn't bad. My only hope is that some of those composers ( or my now rapidly approaching old age flat mates) mentioned above would venture here and say something like, this isn't bad. If only they weren't all dead ( The composers, not my mates ... yet). Ive still got some dope left!
As a kid I wanted to join the school brass band, they gave me a test to see if I had any musical ability. I had to sing back notes as they were played on the piano. I was terrible. But they let me join the band, playing something akin to a large bulbous trumpet. To this day I still dont know what it was. Aged 16 I wanted a keyboard, an ad for an electric organ was for sale in a local pub, turned out it had a few keys that didnt work. I said Ill take it. My parents said otherwise, they were very conventional. At 17 I auditioned for a Bowie tribute band, they said play Jean Genie, I did, note by note on one string. They left, I ran to my room and cried with embarrassment. So there was nothing for it than to get a career. A career brings money and I could buy software. Software to make music. I could choose not to play the missing keys that aren't missing. And so... I did.
Avante garde classical music. Dark ambient, Experimental.
Started with 2 tape decks and a crappy synth, guitars and drum machine.
Now I have hundreds of virtual instruments! Cubase. Midi keyboard. Soundfonts and all those virtual instruments.
Stream of consciousness as Sonic Lumiere: https://soundclick.com/SONICLUMIERE
Modern Classical as "Ritual 6": https://soundclick.com/ritual6
Jazz improv as Jazzassin: https://soundclick.com/jazzassin
Sometimes I think I may be an idiot savant.
Other times, merely an idiot.