Sequential Disruptions
electronic disruptive music for the restless

Sequential Disruptions focuses on the organic integration of sound waves, not on seeking specific sounds, but on specific moments within sounds. This leads to unexpected changes, whether intentional or not. The music is considered a wordless reflection of the zeitgeist and has a raw, disruptive, and uncompromising character, fitting for today's restless listener.

Sequential Disruption's latest "Symphonic" albums showcase a new musical more impressionistic direction, featuring more complex sequence structures and a unique combination of modern synthesizers and classical strings. It demands, or rather, requires, patience in listening, like listening to a clock or a river, offering its listeners a creative therapy to test their patience and learn to listen to … change.

Some of the albums (with yellow border) below can be played using the media player above. A selection is available as high-quality audio on Bandcamp or streaming platforms (with blue border) such as Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal. Some tracks are also available on YouTube.

Thanks for listening,
Paul.

Discography

Symphonic No 6 [SD32,2026] - Symphonic slow sequences (62 BPM, in C# major pentatonic), these sequences consist of various heavy string and synthesizer voices with occasional (reverbed) trumpet and flute voices. The beauty of the classical, impressionistic sounds, far away from the madding crowd, gave me much comfort and strength. Symphonic No 5 [SD31,2026] - Symphonic slow sequences (54 BPM, in G major), these sequences consist of various string and synthesizer voices with occasional celesta, horn, and clarinet voices. From the perspective of the present day, they should offer a glimpse of hope for a better world, but without strength, it will not be possible. Symphonic No 4 [SD30,2025] - Symphonic slow sequences (BPM 54, in F# minor), looking for a gateway to new horizons. These sequences consist of several string voices with a horn and clarinet voice and an occasional disturbing synthesizer (to keep it from becoming too classical). Symphonic No 3 [SD29,2025] - Symphonic slow melancholic sequences (BPM 54, in A minor) as respectful elegies for three courageous and wise women from our past. These sequences consist of several string voices (cellos and violins) and some disturbing synth voices. Symphonic No 2 [SD28,2025] - Symphonic less dark but still slow sequences (BPM 68, in E-flat major), generating complex repeats of structures, and opening new ideas and visions. A strange synth voice leads into more classic string voices and even more synth voices, all based on one theme (it seems). Symphonic No 1 [SD27,2025] - Symphonic dark and slow sequences (BPM 60, in C-sharp minor), about literally things you have to let go of and take new paths, dedicated to all loves lost to time. These sequences consist of a massive classical string sequence with some horn-like synth sequence. Sequences of Sea Minor [SD26,2025] - Three more complex symphonic dark sequences (BPM 60, in C-sharp minor), based on a new integral (experi)mental multi-phasing approach. Sequences of Solace [SD25,2025] - Three subtle sequences (BPM 60, in E-flat) directing my hardware and software synths, recorded in one take. In my opinion, extremely calm and light. Sequences of Reflection [SD24,2025] - Contains 4 heavy, slow sequences (BPM 60, in E-flat major) that my synths drive, along with additional sounds. Industrial ambient at its finest, I guess. Perfect for contemplating your joys and sins, or anything else entirely. Sequences of War [SD23,2025] - Two furious sequences (BPM 120) followed by one soft sequence (BPM 72) to cool down: strong restless tracks for strong restless times. Sequences of Struggle [SD22,2025] - The first sequence is a restless mix of an ARP pattern, followed by three sequences (BPM 58, in E-flat). Inspired by the novel Montpelier Parade by Karl Geary. The music was created with a few specific moments from the novel in mind. Sequences of Cacophony [SD21,2025] - Variations of different stochastic sequences directing my grand piano only, for a calm mood in early 2025 (BPM 60, in E-flat minor). Sequences of Pulse [SD20,2024] - Sequences built with only two sequence patterns directing my hardware synths and software synths (BPM 58, in E-flat). Sequences of New Land [SD19,2024] - Variations of identical piano sequences (with some stochastics) controlling my grand piano with celli and violins (BPM 60, in E-flat minor). Sequences of the Mind [SD18,2024] - These sequences are variations of several stochastic patterns driving my hardware and software synths in a higher drive (BPM 112, in E-flat). Sequences of Affection [SD17,2024] - Variations of several stochastic patterns driving my synths with strings, celeste and harp sounds, all recorded in one take (BPM 60, E-flat). Sequences of Silence [SD16,2024] - Made with three synths, recorded in one take to capture time, about things that can happen when things seem to stand still (BPM 60, C-sharp minor). Sequences of Space [SD15,2024] - Sequences with strings, celli and celeste, dedicated to Ludwig Wittgenstein, who 100 years ago came up with new thoughts for uncertain times (BPM 60, C minor). Sequences of Earth [SD14,2024] - These sequences are the result of trying to keep things simple with a simple beat, except the middle part (BPM 60, in C-sharp minor). Sequences of Water [SD13,2024] - Variations of several stochastic piano and marimba patterns, accompanied by slow pad sounds, recorded in one take (BPM 60, E-flat). Sequences of Rebellion [SD12,2023] - Five Sequences (92 BPM, E-flat), named after the first values of XR. Closed with a special track (text of Lisa Doeland, spoken at A12-roadblock, NL, September 2023)! Sequences of Machines [SD11,2023} - These sequences are variations of two heavy sequences by identical patterns mixed (BPM 58, in C). Sequences of Echoes [SD10,2023] - These sequences are variations of a few patterns by emulated Roland & ARP Odyssey accompanied by legato strings. Sequences of Longing [SD09,2023] - These sequences are variations of two patterns by emulated Korg synths (MS-20 and ARP Odyssey), joined with piano improvisations in E-flat. Sequences of Escape [SD08,2023] - These sequences are variations of a light and dark pattern mixed together to find some serendipity. Sequences of Renewal [SD07,2023] - These sequences are variations of two dark patterns mixed together to find some new light in darker days. Sequences of Serenity [SD06,2023] - These sequences are variations of two basic sequences in E-flat dedicated to the late Franz Schubert (BPM 60). Sequences of Oblivion [SD05,2023] - These sequences are based on the idea of stopping time, to surrender yourself to whatever, to be ready for new thoughts. Sequences of Fate [SD04,2022] - All based on single string pattern (BPM 58, in E-flat), which randomly elapses. It takes you (possibly) to another world. Sequences of Light [SD03,2022] - These sequences are dedicated to any lightness of being that can step into your life and take you to places unknown. Sequences of Urge [SD02,2021] - These sequences were recorded with an unusual (for me) high(er) BPM, so it can urge you to do things instead of waiting. Sequences of Change [SD01,2020] - These sequences are randomly selected a collection of sequences I made in previous years, quite experimental and with a 'spacial' approach.


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