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EPINASTY ELEKTRONIX
is an aggressive stab into the jugular of audio electronics, and the manipulation of electronic toys and instruments. The projects thus far have been strongly based around the art of Circuit Bending and a lust for graphic design and custom painting.
Near future plans for Epinasty involve custom designs of guitar pedals, synthesizer modules, pedal>module conversions and a continued thirst for the destruction and disease of audio signals for along time to come.
Also need to give props to Stu of the ASMO projects, Thom @ Burnkit2600.com, Eric Schlappi, and Pete of Casper Electronics. These guys really helped get the ball rolling for alot of these projects so far with their knowledge, guidance and inspiration. Let's also not forget the father of Circuit bending, Qubais Reed Ghazala. Thank you all.
Items appeared on this website are only a glimpse as to what can be built for yourself, bandmates or for use in the studio/live. Photos of a few custom jobs in the works will soon be posted to show some more complicated projects.
GET A QUOTE ON YOUR MACHINE OF DEATH AND FAMINE
HERE!
Discography - see all 6
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TI Touch & Tell (Almost Done)
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Alesis HR-16 Drum Machine
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Coleco Talking Teacher
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TI Speak and Math
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Casio MT-520
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EHX Memory Man (w/CV Control)
MERCHandise
EPINASTY T-SHIRTS AND MUGS COMING SOOON!
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i may need you to bend some circuits dead snares
posted Jun 28
hey man! thanks for the interest. great stuff here by the way. keep in touch...
posted Mar 31
wow, this is incredible!!
posted Mar 19
Cool stuff!!!
posted Nov 24
thanks for your support! ~sarcastic
posted Aug 30
I have a couple of electronic things I would like bent. I could send them or drive it up. Or maybe just send some instructions. Please let me know. Thanks!
posted Aug 23
Hey thanks for the add :) Great noise you got here, I especially love the finishing on the Speak and Math, it looks well abused!
posted Aug 15
good stuff! i'm afraid to hack any of my casiotones and i break every toy i try to bend... you know what's up!
posted Aug 3
Thanks for the request and for the kind message. You have very interesting soundscapes and tunes here. All the best from Montreal.
posted Jul 31
we like anyone who loves the machine enough to show its use after it has been tossed aside, is friend to us. ~sarcastic
posted Jul 31
thx for the add man. loving the beautiful noises.
posted Jul 30
Citeobscure says:
Mmmmmmmh.... Yup! :-)))
posted 2 weeks ago