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the hybiscus journals are the studio efforts of one thom martin. current output ranges from "how-ridiculous-can-we-be-synthpop" to ambient textures to experimental soundscapes.

thom martin plays/uses:
sequential circuits pro-one and moog rogue analog monophonic synthesizers
rhodes seventy-three electric piano
roland d5
garageband and reason on a mac mini
whatever else siezes his fancy
Latest Blog Entries
We're not dead yet...
posted on Jul 31 at 8:05 am | 0 comments
...though it kind of feels like it at the moment. I know I've been pretty quiet over here lately. The day job at the school has started back up, so there's been the whole "trying to reset my internal clock" thing going on. I've had grand ideas for all sorts of new projects, but haven't been able to decide where to begin. I guess that's a good place to start. Thanks for reading.
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The Crystal Method entry!
posted on Jul 4 at 2:23 am | 0 comments
Having (finally) gotten the Mini back from its repairs at The Apple Store, I've been able to finish & finesse the final mix for The Crystal Method's contest. (Thanks, transiit, for the input!) I beg of you, please go check out http://www.fuzz.com/contest/remixingprotools/gallery . If you dig what we did, please take the time to vote for me. Thanks much for reading/listening! (Gods, I hate begging for this kind of thing, but hey.... if that's what it takes...)
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Frozen Shelter said:
posted on Aug 13 at 3:06 am
...try "Take Me Back" by Frozen Shelter than. The only condition is to listen to it with your eyes closed, or in a dark room and without any forwarding. Just carry this experiment out, and share your opinion after that! Thanx (:
Darkest Side said:
posted on Jul 15 at 6:20 am
Awesome keyboard, with a touch of the 70's & 80's...

Peace & Love
Tina, bassist
DS
Bette Dillinger said:
posted on Jul 14 at 4:36 pm
What an interesting premise of basing songs on Chakras. "Green" reminds me of German techno from the 70s, and "Blue" is a sweet (I am thinking of cotton candy and lullabies) and completely differently sounding track. Tres cool. Retro yet timeless. A difficult thing to pull off, but this is good stuff.
Peace,
Bette
Alan Stenback said:
posted on Jul 14 at 11:28 am
Hey, thanks! Good luck :)
silverbonetone said:
posted on Jul 13 at 3:46 am
you have great tracks here
Yahel said:
posted on Jul 1 at 12:56 am
I hear elements of mid 70's Progressive Rock. Maybe you would like a band called Starcastle. Either way cool tunes.
3LLL said:
posted on Jun 29 at 8:26 pm
yeah bro no problem... thanks for yours. peace. hit me up if u got any new tracks, id like to hear em.
The Hybiscus Journals said:
posted on Jun 29 at 3:52 pm
Heh, thanks for the comments. Glad you dig what you're hearing! I'll be sure to go give your stuff a listen.
3LLL said:
posted on Jun 29 at 3:48 pm
lol sorry for spamming your comments but 'a contemplation on double standards and the logic...' has a wild begining ...dope.
3LLL said:
posted on Jun 29 at 3:45 pm
check out my instrumentals u might like some of them.
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