Soundtrack for Places I've Never Been Vol.1

by Tom Penaguin

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ynhits Excellente decouverte !
Le mix drum / Moog matriarch fonctionne a merveille !
Un petit côté nostalgique avec des harmonies a la Joel Fajerman que j adore…

Il y a de bien beaux endroits où l’on ne va pas :-)

overcreek What a wonderful discovery! I got here through a link on progressiveears.org. Beautiful songwriting and arrangements! The kind of evocative chord progressions and melodies that are missing from most new prog music IMO.

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	1.	Trampoline Overdrive 05:03
	2.	Antigravity Lagoon 12:53
	3.	Diving Bell 02:27
	4.	Stamping Factory 05:31
	5.	Flight of an Amphibious Airship 12:11

about

This album comes from a synth patch I found on my Moog Matriarch, used in "Antigravity Lagoon". I decided to complete the track only using the Moog and my drum set.

Then, what began as an experiment quickly turned into a whole album, only using my Moog Matriarch and my drums.

I don't really know what genre it really is, I'd say electronic prog maybe?

This album was recorded and mixed digitally then was fed into a MCI JH110 1/2" 2 track tape recorder.

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released March 24, 2022

Written, played, recorded and produced by Tom Penaguin
Artwork by Maureen Piercy
No VSTI or digital instruments were used
No tape recorders were (severly) harmed

This album was written and recorded in one week in August, 2021

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Tom Penaguin France

I play guitar in Djiin
I play vintage combo organs in Orgöne

I created this page to share my solo work.

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