Algorithmic Music, composed and performed by a computer program, based on variations on the Gumowski-Mira attractor, a kind of fractal. This piano and percussion music is very abstract, but often surprisingly beautiful, solemn, or funny ... if you like early Stockhausen or Conlon Nancarrow, you might even want to dance to it.
Michael Peters
Michael Peters is a German guitarist and composer who often uses livelooping in his solo work. His popular ambient album 'Stretched Landscape #1' and his experimental sound diary album 'MY2K', containing 366 sound miniatures, both received critical acclaim from the renowned WIRE magazine.
The store sells several other solo CDs and mp3 downloads of Michael's music, as well as his first released guitar / livelooping music, on the 1984 album from the band 'Camera Obscura'. Some of his ambient synthesizer music from the same time (some of it including livelooping) is available for download.
More information, extensive samples, and videos available from www.michaelpeters.de
Albumsmichael peters - stretched landscape #1 (cdr)
A continuous suite of processed piano and textures, German composer Michael Peters (primarily, a guitarist) has produced a beguiling work worthy of comparison with the best of Brian Eno's Ambient output. Evocative, emotional and chilled. michael peters - escape veloopity (cd)
Escape Veloopity contains no compositions in the traditional sense. These electronic guitar loop improvisations form a logbook of explorations into ambient spaces, a collection of compositional sketches, and contain some unexpected results of experiments. michael peters - my2k (cdr)
German Ambient composer/guitarist Michael Peters follows his acclaimed Burning Shed debut album Streched Landscape with MY2K, an intriguing collage of improvisations, found sound and ambient experiments recorded daily during the year 2000. camera obscura - camera obscura (cd)
During the 1980s, Burning Shed artist Michael Peters worked with experimental German band Camera Obscura.
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