Prospero Discography of CDs

Prospero music CDs I have known Wade Anderson, aka Prospero, for years now and seem to bump into the man everywhere. I've seen him freak out on a dance floor to Covenant's "Call the Ship's to Port" and I also know that he loves noise and tribal rhythms. I've seen him dancing to the hardest EBM tracks at Savage Garden as well as take in one of Displacer's lovely IDM performances in Montreal. If there is someone who enjoys the variety the scene offers, it's Wade.That is what's so great about his new album, Folie ? Deux; Wade's influences are everywhere and the name of the game is variety. I hear the hammering EBM beat on "The World That I See," and I remember Wade on the dancefloor, at Savage Garden, jumping around to Grendel. I hear his smashing cover of Malhavoc's classic track "Discipline" complete with vocals by Jennifer Parkin of Ayria and think could ...

Prospero discography The Fibonacci Number Series translated and transformed into music and sound. Invocational Electronica Emerging from Mathematical Structure The Fibonacci numbers are a self creating recursive pattern. Each number is the sum of the previous 2 in the series. As the numbers grow larger, the proportion between one number and the next approaches Phi, the number that the ancient ...

Prospero songs Wade Anderson (aka Prospero) isn't a new figure to Toronto's lively industrial scene. DJ, remixer, graphic designer, and novelist, Anderson has collaborated with the likes of Terrorfakt, Converter, Displacer, Flint Glass, Dym, and several other respected artists in his long career. Turning Point is Prospero's third album (second for Artoffact) and features nine new tracks, five remixes, and guest appearances from Toronto's Fractured and Mara's Torment, as well as a special surprise remix from Xorcist. The album mixes industrial, noise, and ambient, delving into musical spaces that other producers can only dream of. Turning Point will go down as one of the most innovative albums of ...