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Björn Eriksson

My music is often experimental ranging from totally freaked out electronic pieces to free form acoustic improvisations and all there in between. I am also known at some places under the names International Garbageman (especially over at Tapegerm Collective) and Miulew.

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Cerd 00:44
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Genre: Electronic
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This piece is made entirely in AudioMulch which is a great program that I use very often. Credits: Mix by Bjorn Eriksson
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Song For a Thumb 04:58
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Genre: Electronic
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This is a very special song for me. Made initially for the Klanghausen project at .microsound. It is made with some experimenting with an very short impulse and lot's of granulator processing. Credits: Bjorn Eriksson
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Beauterance 02:20
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This is a rather unusaul track for coming from me. Beauty harmonics and some small feedbacking going on. This was the first track made on a new computer bought back in august 2002. Credits: Mix by Bjrn Eriksson
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Kithara 03:07
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This is an old electronic track from International Garbageman dating back to 2001 when mp3.com still was a place for creative people sharing homemade music. Rememering these long wait for approvals when the mp3.com staff should approve or reject a track. Some days this process could up to 4-5 days. Not to speak about the long waiting times for uploads on the slow 56k modems we used to have back then... always time for a cup of coffe anyway. Some words about the track then... I think this was made using ACID and some captured snippets from some live web radio communication - could have been LAPD or some other department. Anyway, this was one of the first tracks that I was pretty satisfied with publishing on the net. The word Kithara refers to the old greek instrument - could it be some resemblance to guitarra - guitar? Credits: Mix by Bjrn Eriksson
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RECENT ARTIST NOTES

Recent feedback...

Song For a Thumb received the following comment: "A beautifully itchy sound event, somewhat Francis Dhomont-like, with a captivating watery essence and somber coda. Go Bjorn! this is not international garbage. " --Don Campau (posted 06/02/06)

Song For a Thumb received the following comment: "This is excellent. It reminds me of the "musique concrete" masterpieces of old. Great stuff." --Jmoog (posted 05/30/06)

Cerd received the following comment: "This is very nice. It reminds me a lot of Fripp and Eno's collaborative work." --Jmoog (posted 05/30/06)

Song For a Thumb received the following comment: "This song is very atmospheric. I like the sounds and the minimalism of it. There's a lot going on and I like it." --Dave Scheys (posted 05/17/06)

Song For a Thumb received the following comment: "You have an exceptional knack for creating music pieces from beautifully odd sounds. This is really great!" -- (posted 04/28/06)

Cerd received the following comment: "I like this little piece of controlled feedback hum." -- (posted 04/28/06)

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Kristall nr3
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This is a short video piece done for the Fluxus Blog by Walter Cianciusi with some electronic music by me and some photograping and moving images aswell.

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