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the storm (the pulsar suite three)

By neon liminal on December 8, 2024 9:31 pm

Dog crises continued this week, so this was a struggle - not entirely what I expected, but still an intense five minutes I think.

First - I want to apologize for not being able to listen and comment on tracks this week, I've just not had the physical time and headspace dealing with all the dog issues and vet appointments and medication schedules. We have a minor setback today but I'm hoping we're still on an upward trend for recovery - Max is just really having a rough time.

On that note, I've spent several times more than I make in a month in a week on vet bills so far. A few very good friends have been immensely generous and helped out there, and thank you again, you know who you are. If you're reading this and would like to help, I've still got just the one song on bandcamp - new album within a week or two I hope - but every little bit counts:

Neon Liminal on Bandcamp

Also, if you happen to be a knitter, I have some knitting patterns for sale - send me a DM on here.

This week's track represents the high point for tension in The Pulsar Suite, and the Pulsar-23 finally gets centre stage alongside the Subharmonicon, with a special appearance from a screaming Lyra-8. You will hear the Pulsar-23 in its full industrial, distorted, wailing wall of sound glory, along with a few other friends.

This was recorded as a few takes on the modular, then moved into Ableton to edit, chop, augment, fuck around, generally destroy and build back again. A real revelation this round was running the Pulsar into Noise Engineering's Ruina Versio > Desmodus Versio, exploiting Desmodus' ducking regen feature for some disgusting texture and grit. Vocals and a few other elements were added afterwards - as usual, the vocals are all me, screaming into the void aka my entirely un-acoustically-treated-messy studio.

And I gotta go feed some dogs. To everyone that's commented and whom I usually try to listen to, again, apologies for the lack of response - I'm hoping to spend tonight and this week listening and replying to everyone.

Thank you again to everyone for all their support, this has been one hell of a year.

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Sending good vibes for your dog! I hope you guys turn the corner soon, we all hurt when our pet friends are hurting.
Love that static like synth that comes in at 2min. Great build throughout. A great addition to the pulsar suite.

Definitely intense, got the vibe. I like the tags: dirty, disgusting, filthy haha. Good job on this, definite built a n atmosphere, could totally see this working great on a movie soundtrack.

I hope it hasn't been too much with everything going on, I wish you and the dogs all the best heart

This sounds delightfully grimy. The percussion is something I can only dream of, sound- and mood-wise, and the thick, buzzy/staticky synths & sounds are the perfect organic layer of filth needed. The vocal sample ramps up the urgency and the build after it is great. Love it all!

I hope your pupper continues to improve despite bumps in the road. Sending healing vibes.

truly incredible work. overwhelming in headphones, in the best way.
this one was very emotional for me. your music really speaks to me, and i'm grateful you've stuck around.

much love to you and Max!

There is a lot to love about this track - where last weeks mood had a quiet unease for the most part, in this weeks it sounds as though the shit has truly hit the fan.  The industrial tones are perfect, at about 2:10 when they really kick in combined with some kind of synth pulse that sounds like a siren the build is intense then the noise at 2:50...perfection. Your vocal samples this week and last sound custom made, are they lucky finds or are they your work?

Take care of yourself and Max, I really do hope for nothing but the best for you both.

Excellent gritty feel to this.  The beat is absolutely killer.  Reznor-esque in it's industrial feel.  Love how that snare-like hit sounds in the groove.  Instead of the far out space feeling I'm getting a bit of that dirty (disgusting) feeling like something is on fire.  The inside of the ship?  The tension that the vocals create really adds to that feeling too.  Awesome suite from the pulsar.  Hoping things for you and Max get better soon, sending love and well wishes to your fam.

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