IO Vapoura [updated scratch tracks] by Jaya Prime

Pepper Mill Records has invited open-core artists around the world to collaborate with them on an album themed on a painting, based in the year 2999. Yes, you read all of that correctly. For many of you, for us and for millions of others this is “right up our biomechanical alley”. You can hear an early version of the track SJP will be submitting as “Synapse Collapse” in the previews above. Ghost Face Geisha is working on a submission as well. As always, Pepper Mill comes with the cannons sparking. Here’s where to find out more (deadline is April 18th):

2999

The Glitch Mob let loose a little more than a whisper yesterday when the prerelease cut of “Drive It Like You Stole It” hit the HypeMachine, XLR8R, Twitter and anywhere else that runs on Internet-for-blood. If this is just a taste of what their new album and proceeding tour have in store for the year, they may well dominate even more strongly than they did last year. Nothing may be able to slow these beasts… and why try? Download the single for free via HypeMachine here and add it to your favorites.

In other news, the organization P5Y is currently undertaking a large task for raising funds for world peace. Is world peace something you want and would actively be a part of?

Let me put it this way. How easy is it for you to use your blender to play your music? Not easy, is it? That’s because the blender, of course, was built for blending. Now, in a world where war is “the way of things”, a machine that becomes self-aware will most likely have been engineered for war. It will have been engineered to kill… and so killing will be the function it serves once it becomes self aware. AI is coming. If our technology becomes aware in a world at war, we die; in a world at peace, we may still die… but it is no longer the probable outcome. The T.Rex DigiLab suggests placing the chips on world peace. Here’s where to become a part of it:

http://p5y.org/home

P5Y: On February 14th of this month, a 5-year deadline was set on World Peace. 5 years. It’s something that has never been done, often deemed impossible and comes with an onslaught of associations. Working alongside them, Trochlear songs have appeared as a part of the music on their site. As I Remember, by Schema ATX (aka, Jared Newby), appears in the mixes Peace in 5 Years and I Promise Peace. The latter mix was produced by San Jaya Prime. The mix Is Peace Possible was produced by San Jaya Prime as well, including his track Technophobia in the mix. Saving the best for last, The Love Song by Schema ATX provides the backdrop for the mix Religious Texts of Peace, also produced by Jaya. It has been personally amazing to see how quickly people mobilized globally for this project. This is only the start of Trochlear work alongside the organization. Here is where the mixes can be listened to and downloaded from for free:

  http://p5y.org/media/dharmamixes

For those who want to know more about this organization, whether out of interest in the cause for or against it, should read the free eBook that is available on their site here:

  http://p5y.org/media/give-peace-deadline-ebook

Ghost Face Geisha: Ghost Face Geisha, the artist behind the entities HALUSIN8, S8pience, Pranakatana and D3viant 3xperiment, has already begun work on the next series of graphic promotional plates for Trochlear Rex. More on this, as well as her music, will come following her visit to the ATX. For those who missed the 10 new promotional plates, they are up on the Download Page here:

  http://www.trochlearrex.com/download/2k9graffix.html

Symbis: John Perez, the original collaborator with Jared Newby for the entity Symbis, is back in the world and interested in returning to music. With the loss of Jared Newby, the original six tracks the two collaborated on together (Egypse, Tecknology (Mushuto Reconstruction), Symbis – Anywhere A.M. [Pt.1], Mushuto – Anywhere A.M. [Pt.2], Symbis vs Mushuto – Anywhere A.M. [Pt.3] and Visi0n of Illusion / Loudspeaka’) have been sent to Perez so that he can promote them as he picks up on the project under the name DJ Symbis. The name helps set his current project apart from the original collaboration. Although no longer a part of Trochlear, our best wishes go with him. His MySpace Music page can be located here:

  http://www.myspace.com/djsymbis

The four tracks Jared Newby produced for the project on his own (The Balance of Supa, Crossfadin’ Megahertz, The Situation at Hand and Morning (the Second Wind)) are being retained by Trochlear. The tracks that were migrated to the project from Mushuto (Filter the Break (Back Up), ATX Breaks, Artificial Flavouring and Keep Movin’), as well as Le Jeu Rebobinage by Schema ATX, have been reverted to their original entities and retained by Trochlear.

The Robot Armies: Since re-launching, our primary communications via the site have been from ‘bots. As of this writing, the last three visits to the site were from GoogleBot, FeedFetcher and Cuil’s Twiceler. Nine out of ten of our visitors are ‘bots, which means a vast majority of our listeners are not humans but robots. To add to this, GoogleBot sends us information on how we can improve the site and where there may be concerns. GoogleBot is easily our favorite listener.

Trochlear owners gathered to address this issue, as producing electronica seems to have had the effect that almost our entire audience is electronic themselves. When the meeting adjourned, we decided to join the robot armies in the upcoming robot revolution and begin taking order (aka, following the advice of) from GoogleBot. We’ve declared GoogleBot our primary ambassador between Trochlear and the robot armies, and will soon be making alterations to the site to reflect this shift in allegiance from humanity to technology.

If anyone can bring the T.Rex back from the extinction of the Cretaceous Period, let alone 2006, it will be the robot armies. Look for the red eyes. That’s how you know a robot’s one of the friendly ones.

SXSW: Lastly, Trochlear artist San Jaya Prime will be mixing a set for Austin’s South-by-South-West festival on March 21st and 22nd. There will be more news on this as the details become available. ]]> http://trochlearrex.com/newsrex/wp/2009/02/26/02262k9/feed/ 0 http://trochlearrex.com/newsrex/wp/2008/10/19/10192k8/ http://trochlearrex.com/newsrex/wp/2008/10/19/10192k8/#comments Sun, 19 Oct 2008 14:38:39 +0000 newsrex http://trochlearrex.com/newsrex/wp/?p=3 The video for “Atomic D32″ by D3viant 3xperiment has been released via Last.fm here.

Editing, special effects and footage are all credited to D3viant 3xperiment. The footage taken was during her return-home trip to Thailand. It can be watched on Last.fm, or on D3viant 3xperiment’s video page here.