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Wednesday, July 9, 2014

Humane Meat: Taste the Happy!

So, as you’ve probably figured out, there is no such thing as “humane meat.” On “humane,” “grass-fed,” and “organic” farms, animals are still subject to cruel industry standards: severe crowding, physical mutilation without painkillers, and a terrifying death.

Sunday, June 15, 2014

Guitar Shaver - Pim Zond - Gillette Dyson?

Guitar Shaver by Gillette or Dyson?


Bought this new Gillette shaver, which is good by the way, it reminded me of a Dyson vacuum, and once out of the package reminded me of a guitar,... tried to play it but...LOL




Thursday, June 5, 2014

Canadian Artist Now on Etsy.com

Canadian Artist Now on Etsy.com

Press Release

...for immediate release...

Works by avant-garde Musician and Outsider Artist from Canada, Pim Zond is now on Etsy.com. 

His photographic, mulit-media, mixed media prints are available for download from the site, suitable for printing and framing. 

All prints are original work from the 1980's to present with more being added each day.
Public access to downloads of Pim Zond's work is available anywhere in the world 24/7. 

Please visit the store by clicking on any image in the widget below.

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Sunday, May 11, 2014

Sound Elements of Experimental Music

Experimental Rock or Avant-garde Rock

A type of music based on rock which experiments with the basic elements of the avant garde genre, or which pushes the boundaries of common music composition and performance technique. Some of the more common techniques in experimental music include:
  • "Prepared" instruments—ordinary instruments modified in their tuning or sound-producing characteristics. For example, guitar strings can have a weight attached at a certain point, changing their harmonic characteristics (Keith Rowe is one musician to have experimented with such prepared guitar techniques). Cage's prepared piano was one of the first such instruments. A different form is not hanging objects on the strings, but divide the string in two with a third bridge and play the inverse side, causing resonating bell-like harmonic tones at the pick-up side.
  • Unconventional guitar playing techniques—for example, strings on a piano can be manipulated directly instead of being played the orthodox, keyboard-based way (an innovation of Henry Cowell's known as "string piano"), a dozen or more piano keys may be depressed simultaneously with the forearm to produce a tone cluster (another technique popularized by Cowell), or the tuning pegs on a guitar can be rotated while a note sounds (called a "tuner glissando").
  • Extended vocal techniques—any vocalized sounds that are not normally utiliized in classical or popular music, such as moaning, howling, vocal fry, overtone singing, screaming, death growls, or making a clicking noise. Artists such as Cathy Berberian, Roy Hart, Meredith Monk, Michael Vetter, and Björk. Berio's Sequenza III for female voice (1965) and Peter Maxwell Davies's Eight Songs for a Mad King (1969) utilize many of these techniques, along with other rock artists.

    Wednesday, May 7, 2014

    Pim Zond - Prepared Electronic Guitar P.E.G. Chaos 1


    Pim Zond - Prepared Electronic Guitar P.E.G. Chaos 1

    Experimental noise guitarist Pim Zond searches for death metallic radio frequency with his Metropolis guitar in a free improvised track: Prepared Electronic Guitar P.E.G. Chaos 1. www.pimzond.com


    Pim Zond - Chaos 1 - Prepared Electronic Guitar Music VIDEO by Pim Zond