Pim Zond - New Album - Monodon Monoceros, Narwhal the Corpse Whale

Pim Zond - New Album Release "Monodon Monoceros"

 

Immediate Release

August 5, 2013 Pim Zond's new album "Monodon Monoceros" is an imaginative ambient and drone soundscape that ranges from the electronic "Narwhal the Corpse Whale" to the electro-humor of the track "Big Gun Luv". Available for download at CDbaby
 

  

Pim Zond Sets World Record

Pim Zond Sets World Record

Experimental guitarist Pim Zond establishes world record playing the smallest mandolin.

Pim Zond Irritates. Cricket is Gone!

Pim Zond - 23 Years of Fear - Experimental Gothic Metal Album

Available on iTunes, download the new experimental gothic metal album "23 Years of Fear" by Canadian avant-garde musician Pim Zond. Includes 14 original tunes, with the complete version of this music track "Suicide Loungette," and the spoken-word MP3 single "Pop Thing".

Pedal Bored Board Part 2 Pim Zond

Pedal Bored Board Part 2 Pim Zond

Further to the earlier post of my construction of another pedal board... here are a few pics, bearing in my I used only a few basic tools, drill, screwdrivers, hack-saw, etc. This is underneath using plastic zip-ties to hold down the pedals, etc. Note the steel "L" brackets to hold the back of the board up, and the half-round for strength for the reverse side where most of the foot pressure is applied at any one time.   Here are two views of the top side of the board. I got the black painted board from a scrap pile and cut it to length more or less.   So, currently we have onboard from right to left, an Ibanez Demon Wah, a D.O.D. Death Metal Distortion, a vintage Boss Octaver, Chorus and Touch-Wah, a Daphon volume pedal and a Danaelectro flanger, plus a Boss Delay. Power is from a Boss pedal power supply that's maxxed out connection-wise. This is the where the board outputs to before the AIWA tape recorder. Into the Alto mixer and a Sony Vaio which is an old re-purposed laptop, that I record to at the same time, along with the audio cassette deck in the Karaoke machine, (visible in the top photo). so I have at least three versions recorded. The Digitech Modelling Processor, I use mainly for it's cheap loop capabilties, which I put into FX send and control from the Daphon volume pedal on the left side of the "new" board. Of course a power bar is attached to the top of the board and whatever AC adapters are also zip-tied down onto.

This is the karaoke machine I use as an ersatz amp ... (LOL), since I go from mixer to an AIWA reel to reel analogue tape recorder. I seldom need to hear it out loud in my flat, except to test things out.