It’s true and it’s easier than ever! You can now download “Consider The Source” from the iTunes music store. Just log in and have it magically delivered to your musical mainframe!
alliteration,
UV
Uncanny Valley – Now on iTunes
Published January 27th, 2011 in News, mp3s, Audio and Uncanny Valley. 0 Comments
Uncanny Valley + SoundCloud
Published January 26th, 2011 in News, mp3s, Audio and Uncanny Valley. 0 CommentsHeyyo! Come find me over at SoundCloud. You can listen to and download tracks, leave comments and connect.
Amazing. Main Sequence just put me up on this hilarious video from Warp Records. It’s a brilliant commentary on the relationship between artist and critic. I don’t want to say too much, just watch.
Nimpsy Studio + Uncanny Valley
Published October 1st, 2010 in News, Video, Audio and Uncanny Valley. 0 CommentsJamal Qutub of Nimpsy Studio recently used a track from my latest album, Consider The Source, for a short promo piece. Dig it!
Nimpsy ‘Blue Balls’ from Nimpsy | Jamal Qutub on Vimeo.
the new album is another classic! i’ve been rockin it for the last month and can’t get enough.
Novation: Dicer – Cue Point and Looping Controller
Published July 2nd, 2010 in News, Video, Tech and Gear. 0 CommentsOhhhhhh! I can’t wait to get a set!!!!!
stuttering todd,
UV
velosynth: open-source bicycle interaction synthesizer
Published June 23rd, 2010 in News and Video. 0 CommentsWow. This is as Portland as it gets. It had to come from this tiny corner of the globe. The velosynth is a pretty awesome invention from local makers, Effalo. I’d write a custom patch that would make my bike sound like a LightCycle from Tron.
velosynth release#001 from velosynth on Vimeo.
“Invest today, for tomorrow’s future!”
Nice work, fellas.
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Here’s a pretty cool widget from Bandcamp that can be used to embed the album on your site, blog or MyFace page. It’s super easy to do.
1) click on the “share” button
2) select how you would like to share the album (site type)
3) copy the code
4) paste it into your post page or status update.
Done! If you have already logged in to FaceBook or Twitter the widget will automatically post it for you. It’s like magic!
huzzah!
UV
Uncanny Valley: Consider The Source – Now Available
Published June 10th, 2010 in News, Music, mp3s, Audio and Uncanny Valley. 0 CommentsWithout further adieu I present to you my first album, Consider The Source. Immediate digital download in multiple formats are available at bandcamp.
1. The Gyres
2. Spice Run
3. Extraordinary Rendition
4. Dusty Pockets
5. Psychic Armor
6. Scope Creep
7. UMCD (Umatilla)
8. Idle Argument
9. Reggie Deluxe (extended mix)
10. Purple Flavor
11. Uncanny Valley
It’s all there folks. Every last waveform soaked in the blood, sweat and tears so common to the creative process. It’s was quite the journey. It’s been 4 years since my last release and I can’t tell you how good it feels to have this one wrapped up. Infinite thanks to Kevin Robinson for the sonic love. Im beyond stoked with the fidelity. Thanks for listening and thank you for the continued support!
all the best,
UV
Uncanny Valley: Consider The Source – Blowback
Published June 5th, 2010 in News, Music, mp3s, Audio and Uncanny Valley. 0 CommentsConsider The Source will be available for digital download on Thursday, June 10th 2010.
Here’s the last bonus cut Im releasing before the album drops. It’s an Indo Jazz influenced stream of consciousness type of joint titled “Blowback”. Heavy drums, tons of percussion and lots of vibed out Eastern instrumentation. I really wanted this one to feel and sound seamless. Many thanks to Mr. Jeigh for the “crate assistance” on this track. Whenever I got stuck, he came through with HEATERS!
Click here (or above). It includes a 320k version, the artwork for the single and some notes. This song goes well with Afghan Tea and Astral Traveling.
hangin’ tough,
UV
