Artist description attempts at creating other worlds thru acousto-electronic manipulation. put on a pair of headphones & listen to "sometimes he dreams in dub" and you will be completely surrounded & caressed by the push/pull, welcoming then challenging nature of the intertwined movements and continuous nature of the organic head experience (if that makes any sense). it's a soundtrack to the dreamstate of urban life in chicago circa 1995. all created thru a process of improvised overdubbing and mixed & manipulated in 'da dub style'

Music Style lo tech electronic, ambient dub, mixed with a little krautrock style jamming, afrofunk, organic summoning of earthly and interdimensional spirits, electroboogie, and spiritualized psychedelic rock

Musical Influences the mid-nineties ambient dub, organic electronica movement, krautrock, 1970's virgin records electronics (eno, budd, tangerine dream, etc.) the beginning days of ntone records

Similar Artists future sound of london, the orb, journeyman, neotropic, aphex twin, faust, neu, can, tangerine dream, fripp/eno

Artist History earthman represents the first movement by darren logan into the realms of "electronica" via the use of whatever cheap or borrowed equipment the poor guy could summon up. all recorded on a tascam cassette 4-track with no computers or sequencing (outside of the use of a borrowed Boss DR5 drum machine which was manipulated & tortured live thru various effects). originally released as a 100 minute cassette and now available as a double cd with bonus tracks. disc one being a continuous and extremely organic symphony of multiple styles, and disc two being of a more conventional ambient dub nature. structurally inspired by albums such as FSOL's ISDN

Group Members darren e. logan with some help from mitch hollingsworth

Instruments tascam 424 portastudio, turntable, effects pedals, guitar, bass, cheap (and i mean CHEAP) casio keyboards, Boss DR5

Albums sometimes he dreams in dub

Location chicago, il - USA

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