From Tim Kaiser of Kaiser Electrical Instrument Company. He makes very interesting and unusual electrical instruments. Check out his other appearances on CatSynth via this tag.

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Look ~! Vol 6 of TWO HALVES is LIVE ~! Featured random duets, Paired by {AN} EeL -

A Series of duets that were " Assigned " by {AN} Eel, after which participants detailed their own working methods & came up with the

tracks you hear here.

All sounds are created by the collaboration of the artists involved.

The collaborators have, for the most part, not worked directly with each other before & were chosen & paired by {AN} EeL

These tracks are all making their debut here.

Featuring the sweet, sweet sounds of -�Erika Nininger / Lezet / Wilfried Hanrath / Ben Presto / Avery Strok / Antonella Eye Porcelluzzi / Garbageface / Shiver for Yeti / Homo Trans Futura / B.P. Hughes / Tim Kaiser /EISENLAGER / Erik Culp / Jukka Pekka Kervinen / 40 OctavesBelow / Elms / James Bailey / Pendro / Niniji Chen / Piotr Szrenlawski / Spaghetti Castle / David Sait / Light Organ / Whalt Thisney / Christopher Petkus / Marek Maganiusz / DJ Any Way / MUWN / David Nadeau / DesuExSounds / Lost Lanterns / NMTArts / Patrick Fuelbeck / whoknowslhocares

Cover Image : Cody Brant

bandcamp:

https://panpanpanaviandistresscall.bandcamp.com/album/two-halves-vol-6

https://panpanpanaviandistresscall.bandcamp.com/album/two-halves-vol-6

Garbageface and Lezet's contribution:

Video by Tim Kaiser of his cat with the 4093 Quad Oscillator and his cat.

The 4093 Quad Oscillator is a popular lo-fi DIY circuit based on the 4093 NAND gate. They look very simple to make, so we at CatSynth plan to make one ourselves at some point. Big Merp will love it 😸

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120 MiNUTES / 2005 Bacardi Concept Art Work www

In 2004, the Bacardi corporation was becoming aware of the perception of its top brand Bacardi Rum as a mainstream brand. The company was asking itself how they could increase relevance for urban opinion leaders and other individuals seemingly immune to brands. An extraordinary invitation kicked off the campaign calling upon individuals in various cities to found a secret action organization together, The Batcave, a name derived from the brand’s logo. Next greatpieceofcake “whooed” the persons of interest by giving Batcave members control over marketing budgets to develop and produce 120 minute long theme parties, each one having its own theme and advertising concept. 120 Minutes is a party format, which takes place in unconventional urban places at irregular times with secret themes, line ups, entertainment acts and running orders. The teams were requested to experiment with non-standardized guerilla advertising and make communication an event in itself, e.g. in the shape of public interventions or media hijacking. Not just the events were events, the entire pre-roll advertising was, too. Thus we attracted maximum public attention for the Batcave  and the 120 Minutes party format.