2227 is Brendan Byrnes’s fifth xenharmonic album and a showcase of the expansive possibilities offered by microtonal guitars. The album is programmed for vinyl record listening, with Side A featuring a colorful mosaic of guitar textures, soaring guitar solos, and… Continue Reading →
Byrnes’ 4th microtonal solo album continues his exploration of xenharmonic tuning systems within a rock and pop framework, using mostly 22 EDO but also employing 27 EDO, 15 EDO, and 12 EDO. The driving force on the album are the… Continue Reading →
An album of melodic xenharmonic dance music – the lovechild of a long term relationship with music software programming.
A Microtonal journey through various facets of life within a rock context. Coloured by unique harmonies and chord progressions mixed with odd time signatures.
Seamlessly oscillates between microtonal pop for the masses and psychedelic avant-rock for the underground.
A vivid and hallucinatory onslaught of xenharmonic pop, avant-rock, and modern electronica.
Unshackling music from a 200 year old ball and chain. A diverse mix of microtonal music from 17 artists across the world.
Imagine a weird Mad Professor tune, but with all the analog grit and dirt of a vintage King Tubby mix. Add xenharmonic herbs & spices et voila!
Quirky infectious hooks, fields of distortion, ambient soundscapes, and chamber music textures rub shoulders in an adventure with some surprising turns.
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