Anode Seattle, Washington
I've recorded under the name Anode since 1972, in much the same way that Winnie the Pooh lives under the name
Sanders.
What I've recorded may not be 'music' to everyone's ears, since it includes "organized sound" and soundscapes, both real and imagined. I make no apologies; my skill set is limited.
My authentic soundscapes can be found over here:
auss.bandcamp.com
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Anode recommends:
The interweaving of Real Life with gentle electronic music here is masterful. By marrying the in-studio with the out-of-studio, a hybrid is created which is both more universal and more personal.
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