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what if tomorrow never comes
Vasectomy Party & Hal McGee split |
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recorded on microcassette, May-June 2014
Unknown variable by Vasectomy Party
Track I: “What”
Track II” “If”
Trogotronic 666, Ehx Memory Boy delay, Rogue Analog delay, Sirkut WNG 2 noise generator, Mantic Conceptual Density Hulk, handbuilt cigar box synthesizer, DOD Death Metal distortion, Ibanez CF7 Chorus/Flanger, Luna Lab Analog Synthesizer, microphone
Vasectomy Party is Hal Harmon
Vasectomy Party Bandcamp
Tomorrow never comes by Hal McGee
- Arturia MicroBrute analog synthesizer and Moog MF-104 Analog Delay
Unknown variable by Vasectomy Party
Track I: “What”
Track II” “If”
Trogotronic 666, Ehx Memory Boy delay, Rogue Analog delay, Sirkut WNG 2 noise generator, Mantic Conceptual Density Hulk, handbuilt cigar box synthesizer, DOD Death Metal distortion, Ibanez CF7 Chorus/Flanger, Luna Lab Analog Synthesizer, microphone
Vasectomy Party is Hal Harmon
Vasectomy Party Bandcamp
Tomorrow never comes by Hal McGee
- Arturia MicroBrute analog synthesizer and Moog MF-104 Analog Delay
Original artwork by Hal Harmon. Audio transcriptions from microcassette and cover layout by Hal McGee.
review by Jerry Kranitz at Aural Innovations:
Vasectomy Party is Hal Harmon, another Floridian audio artist who for his side of this split employs a variety of electronic gear, including delays, noise generators, distortion, flanger, and more. This is a high intensity Space-Noise excursion that’s equal parts abrasive interstellar luge competition and spacecraft engine room activity. One moment we’re jettisoned through supersonic waves of noise debris, and the next we’re in a gaggle of bleeps, blurps, pulsations and static. It’s totally spaced out but in a sand blaster sort of way.
Hal too explores experimental electronic space, creating Space-Industrial electronica with Arturia MicroBrute analog synthesizer and Moog MF-104 Analog Delay. I like the rapid-fire pulsations alongside raging cosmic buzzsaw, which together create a harrowing headphones experience. 15 minutes of white knuckled, nail biting intensity that is, nonetheless, disturbingly hypnotic.
Vasectomy Party is Hal Harmon, another Floridian audio artist who for his side of this split employs a variety of electronic gear, including delays, noise generators, distortion, flanger, and more. This is a high intensity Space-Noise excursion that’s equal parts abrasive interstellar luge competition and spacecraft engine room activity. One moment we’re jettisoned through supersonic waves of noise debris, and the next we’re in a gaggle of bleeps, blurps, pulsations and static. It’s totally spaced out but in a sand blaster sort of way.
Hal too explores experimental electronic space, creating Space-Industrial electronica with Arturia MicroBrute analog synthesizer and Moog MF-104 Analog Delay. I like the rapid-fire pulsations alongside raging cosmic buzzsaw, which together create a harrowing headphones experience. 15 minutes of white knuckled, nail biting intensity that is, nonetheless, disturbingly hypnotic.
