UthrWurld Part 3

Part 3 of the UthrWurld experimental minimal drone-doom series.

Performed by Dimaension X.

Recorded & produced by Dave Lanciani.

UthrWurld 2

 UthrWurld 2 by Dimaension X Part 2 of the new UthrWurld series. Experimental minimal drone-doom. I played more "live" drums on this one, with my AKAI MPD218, to get a much more "real" feel in the percussion. Also using the SSD5 drum sampler (Steven Slate drums - it's a FREE download!), which sounds great. Performed by Dimaension X. Recorded & produced by Dave Lanciani.

UthrWurld

 Uthrwurld, ... a new minimal doom-metal drone from Dimaension X ... 

Composed using my old "Word-Phrase" method ... some new video editing techniques used to make the images follow the music a bit more ... 

A World Beyond Fear, Pt 6

 The latest in my ongoing series ... this one is actually TWO cover tunes slapped together, ... 

The first part is my version of parts of the song "Terrallende" by Andrey Klimkovsky, and the second part is my version of the song "Synth Freak" by Jampy Keys.  See the video description for more details on these folks. Please note that my versions are NOT "monetized" - I would never accept any money for performances of these two artists.  Please support the original artists!

A World Beyond Fear, Pts 3, 4, & 5

 Two new videos now available in my A World Beyond Fear series.

Pts 3, 4, & 5

A World Beyond Fear, Pt2

 The 2nd part in a series of minimal Drone Doom Metal music.  This one is even a bit bluesy, but just a tad heavy.  Just a tad.

Guitars recorded thru Line 6 POD Go, with some help from a Digitech FreQout pedal, and an Earthquaker Devices Avalanche Run and Transmisser.

A World Beyond Fear, Pt 1

This is the first of a series of pieces I am creating ... no particular genres planned, just keeping the music very minimal and simple for the first piece, which is drone metal.  I've discovered a cool band called Chaos Echoes who do some really interesting, very heavy doomy metal.  They are also very experimental, and are not afraid to try playing in different styles of heavy music.  

I'm also experimenting with using an AKAI MPD218 for playing and programming the drums. I find using the pads is much more dynamic and realistic.  Dynamics are so important when using drum samples to really get the "feel" right.

The images are from some photos I took over our vacation, when we visited the DeCordova Museum in Lincoln, MA, and the Tower Hill botanical Gardens in Boylston, MA.

So here's my latest piece of music, a heavy, minimalist drone.