Where The Pieces Fall

Adamantine Cage Live At 17 Frost (Phonometricians On Cosmic Fire) by Sinlab

Joe Nocilla, Javier Hernandez-Miyares, and Tom Shaw performing live. This music is not for the faint hearted.

Haiku For This Music By CheeseFlap:

Curious liquid
Machine-like geometries
Fish play in rapids

Watch the entire performance of Moon Hooch by clicking Ustream above.

More Info about “Of Honey Bees…”.

Visit The 17 Frost Blog and stay abreast of our upcoming shows.

Tom Shaw, Alex Garcia, and Javier Hernandez-Miyares

Phonometricians on Cosmic Fire only exists in 17 Frost and it is ephemeral music; it is furniture for termites that chew the death rattle. Don’t waste your time listening.
Tune Box

Red Door Stomp from Alex Itin on Vimeo.

This just arrived on the last tide.

        
Photo By JHM

Johnny Cash Died of a Broken Heart from Alex Itin on Vimeo.

Alex Itin Frost Bite was produced by JHM, Alex Itin, And Steven Pacia.

Special Thanks To: The Royal Wylds, Afromantra, Sineparade, The Phonometricians On Cosmic Fire, Tom Shaw, Aakash Nihalani, David Scarborough, and Michael Cesarczyk for their collaboration. 

Spray Paint Jackhammer Claw Performed Live By The Royal Wylds.

Video By Alex Itin

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Aakash Drew A Crowd…

And The Phonometricians (Thomas Shaw And Javier Hernandez-Miyares) Were There.

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