Information on Graham Dunning.

Graham Dunning - Artist.

Graham Dunning is an artist and experimental musician based in London, UK. For Topaz, Dunning used cassettes from his archive of found footage, live sampling from a single walkman into three cheap delay units to create this rhythmical college. The recording was made live in one take as an experiment into these techniques as a format for live performance. For more information visit ww. rahamdunning.

All recordings made with the Mechanical Techno machine. Fractal Meat Cuts FMC27.

Topaz is the 10th studio album by the American Jazz group The Rippingtons. It was released in 1999 for the Windham Hill label. The album reached on Billboard's contemporary Jazz chart. All tracks written by Russ Freeman. Steve Reid - percussion. Paul Taylor - saxophone. Tony Morales - drums. Dave Kochanski - piano. Bill Heller - keyboards. Robert Tree Cody - flautist.

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Experimental artist living and working in London, Graham Dunning uses tape, dubplates, field-recordings and home-made electronics to make sound in a variety of genres.

Graham Dunning/Edward Lucas, End of a cable. Dunning & Underwood (Mammoth Beat Organ) - Trapped In A Walled Garden. Posted 3 months ago 3 months ago. Mechanical Music.

GRAHAM DUNNING Mechanical techno legend. Dunning's live work explores sound as texture, timbre and something tactile, drawing on bedroom production, tinkering and recycling found objects. and have a battle of the Turntablists. com/album/auxon and so far, that is the only plan they adopt, the rest is spontaneous and free.