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Impossible Toys

14 songs
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Picture for song 'Spooky Action at a Distance (Full Version, 64kbit)' by artist 'Impossible Toys'

Spooky Action at a Distance (Full Version, 64kbit) Spooky Action at a Distance (Full Version, 64kbit)

Ambient, trippy and noisy, more 303 than you can shake a stick at

Noise

Picture for song 'Scroll Up' by artist 'Impossible Toys'

Scroll Up Scroll Up

About as acid as it gets with TB-303 and Alpha-Juno 1 acid lines in concert with one another

Acid

Picture for song 'Fickle Mistress' by artist 'Impossible Toys'

Fickle Mistress Fickle Mistress

Heavy industrial/noise piece with whosmary on vocals

Noise

Picture for song 'You Look Upset ... Put Your Head In My Lap' by artist 'Impossible Toys'

You Look Upset ... Put Your Head In My Lap You Look Upset ... Put Your Head In My Lap

Very military/march style drum beat with some acid and ambience to complete the track.

Noise

Picture for song 'Jacobs...Park' by artist 'Impossible Toys'

Jacobs...Park Jacobs...Park

Ambient, chill-out pads; good mellow coffee-house background music

Ambient

Noise ... for art's sake. For the sake of exploring the possibilities of electronic freedom: the ability to sculpt the canvas, mold the brush, tone the color and ultimately apply the strokes in an abstract medium-- a medium where the character of the instruments can be as much a part of the structure as what's being done with them. Impossible Toys seeks to caputre the evolutionary process of forms and modes of tones, coloration, rhythms, noises and ultimately cohesive collections of these elements which suffice to become tracks. It's less about the finished product than the path to it.
Band/artist history
Impossible Toys is comprised of two members: and whosmary (Ty). Basically, the band started as an outlet for us to express our electronic-music influences and took on a more "buck-the-system" approach. We realized rather early on that the jam sessions and the whole sonic documentation process of starting with nothing-- no computer backing tracks, key signatures, chord progressions, rhythmic elements or any sort of cohesive form-- and ending up with a "finished product". More a way to record the brainstorming process through the filter of the electronic character of the medium we're working with-- sort of letting the instruments be players in the band, letting their creative and expressive voices be heard rather than just manipulated.
Have you performed in front of an audience?
All of our songs are recorded live, whether in a basement during a jam session or in a living room of a party doing live-PA. That is the nature of Impossible Toys.
Your musical influences
Bands who have influenced our approach to music-making: Severed Heads, Skinny Puppy, Dead Voices on Air, Ministry, Frontline Assembly, Haujobb, Project Pitchfork
What equipment do you use?
Gear used: Roland TB-303, Alpha-Juno 1 and MKS-50 w/PG-300, JX-10 w/PG-800, Juno 6, W-30, JS-30, TR-606, SH-32, M-12E, Korg EA-1, ER-1, NS5R, EX-800, KMS-30, Moog Rogue, Yamaha CS1x, A3000, TG-33, TX-81z, Kurzweil K2000, Akai MPC1000, Behringer MX-1804x, Tascam CDRW-5000, Digitech DSP-128+, GSP-7, S100, Alesis MMT-8, MIDIVerb, MEQ230, Ensoniq Mirage DSM-8, JLCooper MIDI patchbay, generic 48-point balanced patchbay, a boatload of Hosa MIDI and patch cables and some Monster Studio 100 and 500 patch cables
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