...a plethora of creative nonsense...
Suburban Acid Saturation is my core electronic project, though wile I am focussing on Requiem Ensanglanté this has taken a bit of a back seat, though an album is iminent.
Suburban Acid Saturation started off as a live hardware project, though I have developed this over time to use more technology and computing resources. The sound is a blend of Hard Dance and Acid techno, with the polished production and complex soundscapes of the former, and the punk attitude of the latter.
Suburban Acid Saturation has released one Album – Simulacra which you can listen to here.
Active on the live circuit in Leeds, mostlly from 2001 to 2008 you can check out some gig archive posts here.
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Reading Time: 3 minutes So, for a change I decided not to buy a guitar, much to the amazement of my partner and my son. For many many years, any spare cash I had was religiously spent on synthesisers, and this Christmas I decided to revive that great tradition. …
Reading Time: < 1 minutes So it’s not often you get a new track ready in the space of a few hours. Actually that’s not fully true, but for the purposes of now, and today, and slinging together an album at some point it is. I made this getting on …
Reading Time: < 1 minutes Sometimes, just sometimes, things turn out just how you want them to… This has been knocking about in different guises for about 14 years now(!) – the original was a quick and simple experiment that I did using some loops I made on a very …
Reading Time: < 1 minutes I was very excited to find out that Senser recently opened up a remix contest for their track ‘Age of Panic’ – this is one my favourite tracks from one of my favourite bands – I had been thinking about how to get some of their samples …
Reading Time: 2 minutes OK. So probably a couple of years ago now I posted about my eventual aim to get Suburban Acid Saturation up and moving again, following a bit of an extended hiatus from life getting in the way… Now it it time to update and unveil …
Reading Time: 3 minutes [This is a back-post from the Suburban Acid Saturation Website] Now I have almost got the AudioAddictz set beaten into submission, I thought I would spend a moment to reflect on the process of writing a live hardware set. I (slightly verbosely) regard it as like …
