The Main Sequence

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Explore the rich tapestry of ever-shifting sonic patterns via The Main Sequence with your host Synchysis (Brad Ross-MacLeod).

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The Main Sequence - TMS-034

June 27, 2026 - This show was another NEW MUSIC feature. I recently added a whole lot of music to The Main Sequence library–some new releases, some newly discovered older music via the Internet Archive. It’s new to me, so I’m going to share it with you.
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The Main Sequence - TMS-033

On this week's episode of The Main Sequence, I feature the work of Peter Baldwin, AKA The Rosen Corporation. I lean heavily on material from the three recent retrospective releases celebrating 10 years of The Rosen Corporation but with some other favorite tracks thrown into the mix.
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The Main Sequence - TMS-032

Come with me on our weekly journey through caverns of echoing pulses, swirling cascades of ringing sound, drifting abstract rhythms. These days the machines can feel ominous but we can find where their songs and ours come together… We celebrate the 6th anniversary of the Cyclical Dreams label with a few tracks, old and new. We welcome Bill Astro Music to the RadioSpiral artist community, and preview a show dedicated to The Rosen Corporation. And more...
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The Main Sequence - TMS-031

June 06, 2026 - This week’s show is about going with the flow… Which means exploring some longer tracks (though maybe not as long as during The Long March). The show consists of three pieces by D*Time, Michael Brückner, and grum-pe. Each has the time to grow and shift and flow and transform, some of what this kind of music can do best.
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The Main Sequence - TMS-030

This week's show was by the seat of my pants--no playlist, no prep. Just go with the music that seems right at the time. I think it came out rather well. Listen and let me know if you agree.
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The Main Sequence - TMS-029

May 23, 2026 - If you have listened to The Main Sequence at all, you have heard a release from the Cyclical Dreams record label. Their work is a feature of the show, and for good reason. Pablo, Lucas, and Esteban release consistently high quality music from an ever growing stable of electronic artists. So this episode of The Main Sequence is dedicated entirely to works from Cyclical Dreams, including the new release from Cells Interlinked, Cold Spring Notes. https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com/music
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The Main Sequence - TMS-028

May 16, 2026 - This week’s Main Sequence is dedicated to an artist that I discovered last year and whose work I have been increasingly drawn toward. (Luke) L. V. Morris makes consistently rich sequenced Berlin School-styled music. His sound design is generally warm and uncrowded, the pulses and sequences developing into deliciously enticing sonic immersion. Tune in as we explore some of Luke’s music. https://lvmorris.bandcamp.com
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The Main Sequence - TMS-027

There are many of ways to construct the playlist for a show. One of them is by finding songs in the same (or related keys). This week the focus is on G-minor. Playlist: No Track Artist Album 1 Shadowed Genesis DTime Nightwoven 2 Void Among Stars DTime Nightwoven 3 Trisolar Martin Stürtzer Relativity 4 Whispered in My Ear Paul Ellis Room of the Lost One 5 Chase the Evening Wavestar Moonwind 6 To A Distant World (Part 3) State Azure To A Distant World 7 Le Modulor Pabellón Sintético Machine For Living 8 Into the Void X-Orbital Interstellar Encounters 9 Holomorph Arjen Schat Infinite Arithmetics 10 Movement Between Light and Shadow Small Chief Zero Movement 11 Decision Gate Altus Descender 12 Aconcagua Skoulaman Gemstones IV

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Solid Berlin School/Sequencer tunes

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Overall, I like this podcast a lot - it’s one I make a point of listening to soon after each episode comes out. Not all of the music is to my liking, but overall it’s solid, and has helped me discover a few musicians I was unfamiliar with, so that’s a definite plus. The host talks a bit much for my liking, but that may be more a matter of taste and preference.