Knox Bronson's Pop Down The Years

The second Valentine's Day post this year.

This one is an image of a bee on a Serge Modular from the album cover of Knox Bronson's new album Pop Down the Years. You can find it on Amazon (mp3s available).
"it will be everywhere, including itunes, within the week. Pop Down The Years is VERY electronic and very much fun, with old- school song writing, pretty good singing (if i do say so myself - the girls seem to like me!) and full, rich electronic/ orchestral instrumentation, vintage and new. You can hear whole songs at sunpopblue. My NEW site, devoted solely to my music, is www.knoxbronson.com."

Update via Knox in the comments: "the cd is available on Amazon and all the other sites this week, but won't hit iTunes until next week. But that's okay, 'cuz Amazon doesn't use DRM."

"the seasons" and "Flight of the Atom Bee" - knox bronson

via knox bronson
"I have recently released a new instrumental cd, "the seasons," an electronic/classical work in four movements. So far I am getting all 4 and 5 star reviews. for more info on the seasons: http://www.theseasonscd.com/ or http://www.knoxbronson.com ...

To help publicize it,
I am uploading a free download a week from my older electronic works (lots of analogue stuff), Flight of the Atom Bee (right now) and when I am done with that, I will be uploading the complete "Deus Sex Machina" cd for free download.

There are 3 songs from the cd up so far. The Big Shimmer, Wild Pink Yonder, and Flight of the Atom Bee. Coming up: [Hydraulic] Serenity Applicator (lots of serge on there, too)"

Pictured is the system "used for the Bee sound, the birdie, the wind, and the drone in "Flight of the AtomBee." Note this is not the actual patch as it was vastly more complicated. You can find the full story on the making of FOTAB here.
"from the cd cover photoshoot with amber arbucci" for "the seasons"

Update: album cover added.

Serge Modular Music

flickr by Bradley Allen

"Panel detail of an early Serge Modular Music System, built by Serge Tcherepnin.

On loan from artist/musician Knox Bronson.

This was once part of the San Francisco Tape Music Center in Mills College."

You might recognize the name Knox Bronson from these posts here and here (warning: a couple are NSFW).

Catnip Banana

Cool comic via Knox Bronson. You might recognize the name Knox Bronson from this earlier post regarding his new release Pop Down the Years.