Generators by böhm

"Generative music...specifies a set of rules and then lets them make the thing. You don't know quite what it's apt to do. It has it's own life. Generative music is unpredictable, unrepeatable, and unfinished, that's to say, when you use generative you implicitly don't know what the end will be." Brian Eno

Each track is a generative patch for modular synthesizer.

Recorded directly to cassette tape.

Disgraced physicist.
Relic.
Shut in.
Daniel K. Böhm.

Best known for causing the reactor meltdown in Wüttenschlesig.

He now lives on an abandoned cotton farm near Spur, Texas.


Artifacts. Wobbly spools rattled inside the cassette enclosures.
In dim light. Rocking as he spoke. He still wore the lab coat.