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Neurogami’s current album is Maximum R&D.
It is available on iTunes, Google Play, Amazon, Spotify, and more.
Neurogami makes dance noise.
Neurogami merges hash-desert ambient with broken post-modern disco.
An avant-garage project of James Britt, Neurogami explores the intersection of rhythm and noise.
With influences ranging from Steve Reich to Jah Wobble, Kruatrock to Congotronics, the album gives you a serious dose of 4/4 entropy.Crafted in Arizona’s Sonoran desert, informed by New York’s downtown cacophony, each track on Maximum R&D spins and sparks with postrock minimalism and modern-dance energy.
Maximum R&D was composed and created using Renoise, an outstanding, powerful DAW/tracker.
Live bass guitar is sampled then sliced and diced, mixed up with synthetic percussion. Toss in some treated electric guitar for a layer of hypnotizing shimmer over the feet-moving hooks and you have the dance-noise sound of Neurogami.
You can watch Neurogami videos on Vimeo and YouTube.
You can follow Neurogami on G+, Twitter, Ello, Pinterest, Instagram, and Facebook
Neurogami is a long-time contributer to open-source software. Numerous projects are available on the Neurogami GitHub page.
Notable projects are assorted Renoise tools; LeapMotion P5, a Processing library for using the Leap Motion controller; osc-scripter, a comandline tool for automating interaction using Open Sound Control..