Patrick Hume's guest appearances

Patrick Hume

Blind Date Podcasts – Blind Date

None of the Above

Anwar Sadat

Jeremy Clark

Adam Turla

Matt Haas

Bill Ross

Andrew Cozzens

Ashley Brossart

Donna Sherley

Ehren Reed

Claire Krueger

Dave Watt

Sam Scholten

Samuel St

Clay Baker

Cory Zimmerman

OwlTail

‘Ohm: Music For Meditation’ album art. Art by James R. SouthardHello listeners.I find that I’m always draw to experiential art. The kind of art that takes me to a place, or more accurately, a different state of mind. These are usually qualities I aim for in my own output. Even the process of art is just that—when you get into the ‘zone’, and you’ve got tunnel vision, losing yourself in it. It’s like meditating, or at least some form of meditation.Patrick Hume’s latest work under the Analog Cannibal moniker dwells on these ideas. Ohm: Music For Meditation, out now on Little Heart Records, is his latest release. The music on the album was made with a joking nod to department store New Age music displays, but the work isn’t a joke. It’s serious work that is aptly named, and is conducive to peaceful environments.Patrick has been involved in Louisville’s music scene for quite a time. At one point, he was deep in the hardcore scene with bands such as Lords, Abscise, and Brain Banger. Not too long after, he started producing work under the name Analog Cannibal, and hasn’t stopped. When he isn’t teaching guitar, Patrick is more than likely adding to his extensive catalog. He seems to have an insane work ethic, that leads to tons of material.Analog Cannibal is definitely a project with an eclectic discography, but this is definitely a noticeable shift sonically, and it stands out. Patrick isn’t sure how much more he’s willing to explore this sound but he isn’t writing it off quite yet. He said he certainly got lost in recording these pieces, and thinks on these experiences fondly. Whether tongue-in-cheek or not, Patrick’s attempt definitely hits its mark.The album is being package as a download code &amp; poster with art by James Southard. You can see more of his work at jamesrsouthard.com.You can find out more about Patrick’s musical output via the Analog Cannibal website or bandcamp page.And as always, you can find our chat below or find Blind Date in the iTunes store. We chat about space, various studies on auditory stimuli, and King Crimson.Enjoy.https://blinddateart.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/patrick-hume-analog-cannibal.mp3

‘Ohm: Music For Meditation’ album art. Art by James R. SouthardHello listeners.I find that I’m always draw to experiential art. The kind of art that takes me to a place, or more accurately, a different state of mind. These are usually qualities I aim for in my own output. Even the process of art is just that—when you get into the ‘zone’, and you’ve got tunnel vision, losing yourself in it. It’s like meditating, or at least some form of meditation.Patrick Hume’s latest work under the Analog Cannibal moniker dwells on these ideas. Ohm: Music For Meditation, out now on <a href="http://www.littleheartrecords.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Little Heart Records</a>, is his latest release. The music on the album was made with a joking nod to department store New Age music displays, but the work isn’t a joke. It’s serious work that is aptly named, and is conducive to peaceful environments.Patrick has been involved in Louisville’s music scene for quite a time. At one point, he was deep in the hardcore scene with bands such as Lords, Abscise, and Brain Banger. Not too long after, he started producing work under the name Analog Cannibal, and hasn’t stopped. When he isn’t teaching guitar, Patrick is more than likely adding to his extensive catalog. He seems to have an insane work ethic, that leads to tons of material.Analog Cannibal is definitely a project with an eclectic discography, but this is definitely a noticeable shift sonically, and it stands out. Patrick isn’t sure how much more he’s willing to explore this sound but he isn’t writing it off quite yet. He said he certainly got lost in recording these pieces, and thinks on these experiences fondly. Whether tongue-in-cheek or not, Patrick’s attempt definitely hits its mark.The album is being package as a download code &amp; poster with art by James Southard. You can see more of his work at <a href="http://jamesrsouthard.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">jamesrsouthard.com</a>.You can find out more about Patrick’s musical output via the <a href="http://www.analogcannibal.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Analog Cannibal website</a> or <a href="https://analogcannibal.bandcamp.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">bandcamp page</a>.And as always, you can find our chat below or find Blind Date in the iTunes store. We chat about space, various studies on auditory stimuli, and King Crimson.Enjoy.<a href="https://blinddateart.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/patrick-hume-analog-cannibal.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blinddateart.files.wordpress.com/2016/05/patrick-hume-analog-cannibal.mp3</a>

Patrick Hume / Analog Cannibal : May 4th, 2016

Ep. 2 - Patrick Hume