Enter the collaboration with Cameron R.
Cameron has spend over a decade as an electronic musician, creating unique and varied music over the years, utilizing everything from hardware samplers and synths to microphones and bass amplifiers as instruments. He has honed his skills over the years to a fine art and this collaboration is his own original works, along with several of Jim's incomplete works fully realized as whole songs, with Cameron's experienced crafting.
Polluted is where these two artists have begun their musical journey together after years of talking about music together, and working on audio engineering and production for Cameron R's other projects.
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Polluted - Lake Shore Drive Off the album “Content” “Content” is a soundscape journey through different emotional states, from exhilaration to simple wonder, to the calm sense of being, felt fleetingly as if in a waking dream, this album is something to listen to and let your mind wander, with the music as a soundtrack to your daydreams.
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and all major retailers (itunes, amazon, etc.)
Polluted - Content Off the album “Content” “Content” is a soundscape journey through different emotional states, from exhilaration to simple wonder, to the calm sense of being, felt fleetingly as if in a waking dream, this album is something to listen to and let your mind wander, with the music as a soundtrack to your daydreams.
http://music.fullsystemshutdown.com/
and all major retailers (itunes, amazon, etc.)
Polluted - Bloom
Off the album “Content”
“Content” is a soundscape journey through different emotional states, from exhilaration to simple wonder, to the calm sense of being, felt fleetingly as if in a waking dream, this album is something to listen to and let your mind wander, with the music as a soundtrack to your daydreams.
http://music.fullsystemshutdown.com/
and all major retailers (itunes, amazon, etc.)
Track: We believe in our strength
Album: Manifesto
Artist: Polluted Axis
We believe in our strength
Here’s an additional preview off Manifesto available 9/13/11
Pre-Orders are here:
Manifesto:
We are the altered new race
We are that evolving part
We believe in our strength
The content inside is us
Unite
Free for the next day! Ben Arp - The Surrender
There’s a Polluted remix on here too!
Since I’m doing the DIY music thing for a while… free music.
Click “Buy” put in “0” and get it free. Donations appreciated.
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i lol’d
one time i drew a pink ice castle with a green hot dog and three light snacks and i’ll teach y’all to scrape out the sink drain!
also.. i will not limbo in idaho
(Source: captivesix)
Sorry to break it to you tumblr/teeny boppers, but if you think that what you’re listening to is dubstep and yet you’re not aware of this? Then either you are
a) mentally retarded
b) have no knowledge of dubstep history
Contrary to what you hear on the radio today, this is what dubstep is.
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so true… grime and bass is fun - so is DnB - but this is dubstep
For the month of July, Polluted Axis is donating all his proceeds from the special BandCamp page put together by Crunch Pod Records to the Access 2 Foundation.
The sale is for the entire Polluted Axis discography available to date:
Plastic Christ, A day in the life of…, The Trephining Manual, Trepanation Nation, The Ruin Nation, The DubSuck Chronicles.
So take the time and donate to a worthy cause, and get the entire PA catalog at an amazing price to boot.
The Blurb from Access 2 Foundation:
Our great friend and supporter Polluted Axis is donating sales proceeds so the Access 2 Foundation can go on opening recording studios for musicians with disabilities around the world. We are thrilled and exceedingly grateful for his ongoing support and belief in our goals.
The foundation has already opened one fully accessible studio, and is fundraising for six more it plans to complete by mid-2012. All offer industry-standard recording equipment with a slight twist – instruments, microphones, computers and other systems will all be within easy reach for people in wheelchairs, or with other disabilities.
The world’s recording studios are not equipped with the needs of people with mobility problems in mind. Fixing this is not as simple as replacing steps with wheelchair ramps, because the recording equipment itself can be difficult to reach and operate, explains Access 2 Foundation founder Bobbi Style, of Vancouver, BC.
A UK pop star of the ‘80s and early ‘90s who has become an engineer, producer and record label owner, Bobbi has worked in recording studios across the globe and knows firsthand just how frustrating it can be to record if, like him, you use a wheelchair.
“The people at all the studios I’ve worked in have been very supportive, but quite often there are accessibility issues that are absolutely beyond their control,” he said. “You find that you can’t get over to the mixing desk, or to use the computer if you are in a wheelchair. These places just aren’t made to be accessible to us.”
“Staff, management and everyone concerned have always been excellent with me, but fixing access is not as simple as it sounds.”
To be accessible, a studio needs to be built from the ground up with height adjustable equipment, desk-tops someone can roll a wheelchair under and control interfaces that can be operated by people with limited dexterity.
Bobbi’s first fully-accessible studio is up and running in Vancouver, BC, and he’s going global with the assistance of friends and artists within the music industry.
Access 2 Foundation is on course to open many studios, starting in: Las Vegas, NV, in summer 2011; Nottingham, UK, Los Angeles, CA and New York, NY by fall 2011; Orange County, CA by January 2012 and Coquitlam, BC by May 2012.
The Las Vegas studio will be owned and run by The Cult’s amazing Lez Warner and his talented and supportive team.
“I am delighted and humbled by the contributions from my friends and colleagues within and around the music industry,” said Bobbi. “This project is a real passion of mine and everyone involved.”
“Each of these studios will provide support network for anybody who happens to be disabled and wants to express themselves through music – be it performance, production or access to music therapy. Music does heal.”
Access 2 Foundation has a truly global vision – but then music is a universal language.
More info: www.access2foundation.com
Polluted “Content” on Full System Shutdown
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