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Electronic & Electronica Music artist from West Haven, CT. New songs free to stream or download. Add to your playlist now.

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Neuromancer-9000

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Switchback in Inverse Logarithms Switchback in Inverse Logarithms

Yet another track from "Faith in Chaos I". Probably not a direction I will be exploring in the future, but good for what it was at the time.

12/21/2003 Electronica

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Neo-Tokyo Blues Neo-Tokyo Blues

Not a blues tune, but an interesting song nonetheless. An homage of sorts to certain Anime titles...

12/13/2003 Electronica

Picture for song 'Metabolic' by artist 'Neuromancer-9000'

Metabolic Metabolic

Another track from "Faith in Chaos I".

12/13/2003 Electronica

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Project X-squared Project X-squared

From the 1st CD - an experiment in unauthorized experimentation.....

12/13/2003 Electronica

Picture for song 'Parting Shot' by artist 'Neuromancer-9000'

Parting Shot Parting Shot

Another track from "The Chamber" soundtrack.

12/13/2003 Beats General

Picture for song 'Last Waltz on the Titanic' by artist 'Neuromancer-9000'

Last Waltz on the Titanic Last Waltz on the Titanic

Another song written for the soundtrack to "The Chamber". I don't believe this song actually ended up being used, but that's ok. :)

12/13/2003 Beats General

Picture for song 'White Room' by artist 'Neuromancer-9000'

White Room White Room

Featured in the film "The Chamber". This is not a Cream cover.

12/7/2003 Beats General

Picture for song 'Datascape' by artist 'Neuromancer-9000'

Datascape Datascape

Intro track to my "Faith in Chaos I" CD and from the soundtrack to "The Chamber".

12/7/2003 Electronica

Picture for song 'Autonomous Collective' by artist 'Neuromancer-9000'

Autonomous Collective Autonomous Collective

"This is the voice of world control!" - a Sci-fi laden piece here submitted for your approval(or not). I've found that I prefer to write from the perspective of inanimate objects - this song is very much in that vein. :)

12/7/2003 Electronica