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at dervasch nil god.
handicapped car by beni bischof
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Bricked Castle image by Beni Bischof
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Bach Duetto (BWV805) – slowed down, with the cello distorted and the piano in another room. draws the emotion out of the piece.
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Bricked Castle image by Beni Bischof
Working on a new project, Double Sifted. Hope to get back to music soon.
Posthumous Papal Payback – Erase The Thrace!
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Wednesday, February 18, 2009
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Toy piano and drum machine
Photo: Beni Bischof
Friday, February 13, 2009
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Guitar and effects.
Photograph: Myoung Ho Lee
Thursday, February 12, 2009
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Saxophones and piano.
For CEK
Wednesday, January 28, 2009
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The Italian woman is warm-hearted, ardent, often violent, able to burst into rage but incapable of holding a grudge once the fury is over. For steady wear, she doesn’t last as well as her French sister, who has more subtlety and more change of pace; but she is an admirable creature, well worth knowing, and it is a shame you aren’t very likely to make her acquaintance.
photo credit: Incandenzafied