Sequential Disruptions
electronic disruptive music for the restless
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Sequential Disruptions is the name of my creative exploration of music using analog and digital synthesizers,
searching for moments in sound, whether conscious or coincidental.
It gives my music a raw and disruptive feeling.
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Most of the albums below can be played using the media player above (indicated by a yellow border). A selection is available as high-quality audio on Bandcamp or streaming platforms (indicated by a blue border) such as Spotify, Deezer, and Tidal. I've also made video versions of a few albums available on YouTube.
Thanks for listening, |
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-change.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Change by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-urge.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Urge by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-light.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Light by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-fate.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Fate by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-oblivion.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Oblivion by Sequential Disruptions")
![Sequences of Serenity [SD06,2023] - These sequences are variations of two basic sequences in E-flat dedicated to the late Franz Schubert (BPM 60).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-serenity.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Serenity by Sequential Disruptions")
![Sequences of Renewal [SD07,2023] - These sequences are variations of two dark patterns mixed together to find some new light in darker days.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-renewal.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Renewal by Sequential Disruptions")
![Sequences of Escape [SD08,2023] - These sequences are variations of a light and dark pattern mixed together to find some serendipity.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-escape.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Escape by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-longing.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Longing by Sequential Disruptions")
![Sequences of Echoes [SD10,2023] - These sequences are variations of a few patterns by emulated Roland & ARP Odyssey accompanied by legato strings.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-echoes.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Echoes by Sequential Disruptions")
![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)!](picsd/sd-sequences-of-rebellion.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Rebellion by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-water.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Water by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-earth.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Earth by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-space.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Space by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-silence.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Silence by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-affection.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Affection by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-the-mind.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of the Mind by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-new-land.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of New Land by Sequential Disruptions")
![Sequences of Pulse [SD20,2024] - Sequences built with only two sequence patterns directing my hardware synths and software synths (BPM 58, in E-flat).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-pulse.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Pulse by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-sequences-of-cacophony.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Cacophony by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-struggle.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Struggle by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-war.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of War by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-reflection.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Reflection by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-solace.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Solace by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-sequences-of-seaminor.jpg "Cover of album Sequences of Sea Minor by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-symphonic1.jpg "Cover of album Symphonic No.1 by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-symphonic2.jpg "Cover of album Symphonic No.2 by Sequential Disruptions")
![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.](picsd/sd-symphonic3.jpg "Cover of album Symphonic No.3 by Sequential Disruptions")
![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).](picsd/sd-symphonic4.jpg "Cover of album Symphonic No.4 by Sequential Disruptions")
![Symphonic No 5 [SD31,2026] - Symphonic slow sequences (54 BPM, in G major), these sequences consist of various string and synthesizer sounds 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.](picsd/sd-symphonic5.jpg "Cover of album Symphonic No.5 by Sequential Disruptions")