Michael Chocholak

05:07, 4.92mb , 128kbps [01/30/05]

Dark Ambient
Originally for ASA, an attempt to sonically depict the aftermath of the Christmas Day tsunami resulting from the magnitude 9 earthquake off the coast of Indonesia

08:02, 7.72mb , 128kbps [06/25/06]

Ambient
wind breath sighing oceans of air singing through throats of glass. dedicated to the rack on my pickup truck.
Credits: processed harmonic tones

08:34, 8.24mb , 128kbps [01/18/05]

Abstract
"Fiery the Angels rose, and as they rose deep thunder roll'd around their shores, indignant burning with the fires of Orc" - from America, A Prophecy by William Blake
Credits: manipulation of interactive resonating circuits

08:07, 7.81mb , 128kbps [06/29/08]

Abstract
Ariel, the magical air spirit in Shakespeare's The Tempest appears here clad in white noise and glass. From the Alveromancy CD on Triple Bath.

11:29, 11.03mb , 128kbps [09/22/06]

Soundscape
gazing upon, the long soul of a river, flowing movement, no thirst - Anaguma
Credits: flute, drum, harmonic tones

04:32, 4.36mb , 128kbps [01/18/04]

Soundtrack
The final piece from my Blood Music Suite based on Greg Bear's science fiction novel of the biotransmutation of our planet. The full Suite is at SoundClick.
Credits: Samples, electronics.

08:52, 8.53mb , 128kbps [01/15/04]

Abstract
An apocalyptic piece based on the Hopi prophecy of the last great war, one both material and spiritual, which will be started by peoples of the third world and which will destroy the evils of our present Fourth World. It begins when the Saquasohuh Kachina, representing an as yet unseen blue star, dances in the plaza and will usher the survivors into the Fifth World where all are brothers.
Credits: Electronics, percussion, bamboo flute, wind wands

05:03, 4.86mb , 128kbps [06/23/07]

Soundtrack
from my soundtrack to Misha's cyberpunk novel Red Spider White Web

06:49, 6.55mb , 128kbps [06/23/07]

Soundtrack
from my soundtrack to Misha's cyberpunk novel Red Spider White Web

08:15, 7.92mb , 128kbps [01/24/05]

Abstract
Inuit spirit that I always thought got a bum rap. Uploaded under the full moon.
Credits: skin drum, AI katajjaq, synth

03:17, 3.17mb , 128kbps [06/23/07]

Soundtrack
from my soundtrack to Misha's cyberpunk novel Red Spider White Web

08:04, 7.74mb , 128kbps [02/20/06]

Soundscape
kingdoms of dust. empires of rust. skeletal sleep. dreams in decay. derelict. abandoned. www.abandonedbutnotforgotten.com/links.htm
Credits: wind chimes, processing, pigeons

10:18, 9.90mb , 128kbps [04/24/05]

Abstract Ambient
although Morton Feldman once said, "I loathe the sound of electronic music", this one is dedicated to him and the music he wrote. Theme and sonic variations in an open space.

05:36, 5.39mb , 128kbps [05/18/08]

Abstract
for Bebe Barron, who, using circuits built by her husband Louis and tape recorders, composed the music for Forbidden Planet as well as other short art films. the homebuilt electronics were often overloaded until they burned up to create their unique sounds.
Credits: mostly steel pasture gates, a wire fence and a home brewed id monster

05:02, 4.84mb , 128kbps [01/16/07]

Abstract
I'm so sick of the damn cold I decided to grab a piece of it and turn it into a rain forest ;)
Credits: processed ice

08:14, 7.91mb , 128kbps [05/11/06]

Ambient
child of Oort. Phaeton's ride. nomad of the void. messenger of the gods. daughter of the devil. harbinger of apocalypse and victory. popes tremble. kings cower. bo & peep and their purple sheep bringing their tails behind them.
Credits: AI voice, harmonics

05:50, 5.61mb , 128kbps [01/15/04]

Abstract
A hybrid of musique concrete. Imprisoned in a Labyrinth of his own design by the king he had built it for, Daedalus anticipated Da Vinci by designing wings and escaped airborne with his young son... only to face a series of further trials and tragedies, which tends to be the way with ancient Greek heroes.
Credits: Primarily electronic cut and paste and wave manipulation.

03:18, 3.17mb , 128kbps [07/30/06]

Abstract
acoustic guitar employing processed harmonic & percussive techniques
Credits: solo guitar