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I like to explore every aspect of hip hop and other genres of music. I like to collaborate and create new creative music especially instrumental music. Please feel free to collaborate anytime.

Formerly known as flann or Horus (back in the days of the forums of MyOwnMusic and MeetMusic), Benjamin Eisenhofer never stopped making electronic beats. This project is used for more in-your-face electronics.

Fortklang creates a world of driving electronics, dark textures, and poetic language. An invitation into the space between sound and emotion. At its heart is sound itself—raw, emotional, sometimes unsettling. Fortklang shapes it into sonic landscapes where energy and fragility meet. Each track is a snapshot between control and dissolution, between structure and chaos. The lyrics are in German and open up emotional and social perspectives. They speak of inner tensions, of closeness and distance, of the search for meaning in a fragmented world. Fortklang is not a traditional band project, but a vibrant experiment in sound, emotion, and expression. An invitation to lose yourself in sound—and perhaps find yourself within it.

Beeps and boops from humanity’s heart rate monitor. Butterfly Doom is a Creative Commons music project creatively developed by Sean Tilley. The sound is inspired by the likes of Nine Inch Nails, Arctic Monkeys, and Devo, and is intended to juxtapose the ultra-serious with the ridiculous. Butterfly Doom aims to make music that doesn’t take itself very seriously.

A co-op of musicians and artists making and releasing music which may or may not be #BonkWave.

The world’s finest purveyor of Doink Music from Omaha Nebraska

I release music under various project names, including:

Ice Line Drift (ambient electronic minimalism instrumentals).

The Midnight Detective Club (80s inspired synthpop songs).

Replay in Neon (electrocrunch instrumentals with occasional single idea lyrics).

Danger Lift Machine (experimental and sometimes melodic tracks built from field recordings)

Expansion Port (more rocky synth and experimental concepts than MDC)

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