Wicked cool! I especially dig the lo-fi and detuning effects capped by vocal sounds that wouldn’t be out of place for The Art of Noise.
Funny, the first time I saw that painting was on the cover of an edition of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra,” and I thought it was a portrait of the author, since he has been. .described as being rather frail anyway.
Wicked cool! I especially dig the lo-fi and detuning effects capped by vocal sounds that wouldn’t be out of place for The Art of Noise.
Funny, the first time I saw that painting was on the cover of an edition of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra,” and I thought it was a portrait of the author, since he has been. .described as being rather frail anyway.
Wicked cool! I especially dig the lo-fi and detuning effects capped by vocal sounds that wouldn’t be out of place for The Art of Noise.
Funny, the first time I saw that painting was on the cover of an edition of Friedrich Nietzsche’s “Thus Spoke Zarathustra,” and I thought it was a portrait of the author, since he has been. .described as being rather frail anyway.
Great, you thought it was Nietzsche. I thought it was Chopin. Heh!