Together with other 999 people GentleJunk co. covers famous CinCin Man song.

PRODUCE A DETERRITORIALIZED REFRAIN AS THE FINAL END OF MUSIC, RELEASE IT IN THE COSMOS…” (a thousand plateaus)

 

 CinCinGentleJunkMan: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

No more boring Last.fm! No more looking for who can you rob off at the top 10 hits shared on p2p! No more looking for how to copy a pirated disc of latest! latest! latest! No more MTV! No more music industry! Cellular automata music is here!
Make your own music with cellular automata script written in python. All things you need are zipped here >>. Complete video tutorial can be downloaded at estudiolivre.org.

Search for more sound fonts on net, upload your work at archive.org and send us a note. You can freely work on our script and adjust it to your needs. Pls send us a note when you get interesting sounds.

NOSE.WALL - SUITYOURSELF
True and dark, orgasmic reference to cosmopolitanism with guest star Omar Sharif and his British intrinsically motivated companions.

This album has no relevance whatsoever in NOISE.WALL production and if you intent to listen to it you are obliged to process it in your own way, reuse-it, destroy it, compile it, reverse it, remix it, play it in reverse, sample it, sign it with your name and sell it to your own financial advantage…

Recorded & edited @ GentleJunk co. homestudio
DOWNLOAD OR LISTEN @ ARCIVE.ORG >>

 

 This is not a hit: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

GentleJunk co.
Albume a Day - CA1
In Album a Day manner minimal constructions of cellular automata generated sounds and compositions. CA in python software application written by Lesh, other FOSS audio applications done in Ubuntu studio Linux distribution.
CA is digital game of life, as this is game of sound.
Recorded and published in GentleJunk NetLabel home-studio on 30/08/2007.
DOWNLOAD OR LISTEN >>

A cellular automaton is a group of cells that evolves only by nearest neighbor interaction. They are thought to be able to represent the evolution of living organisms and minerals. It is usually assumed that every cell in the universe starts in the same state, except for a finite number of cells in other states, often called a configuration. More generally, it is sometimes assumed that the universe starts out covered with a periodic pattern, and only a finite number of cells violate that pattern. The latter assumption is common in one-dimensional cellular automata.