Big Sur by Donkey
They come, riding fog, thirsty mules. A new breed with eyes on their arms, moving like hungry hunters, not yet poised to sleep. Inspecting valleys, terrain shifts, ambitions of the electric. Boasting blades and breathing machines, with ivory handles, and sharp edges. "Hares and boars: targets for today."
"Retractable springs under hooves make it pooible to leap. Mechanisms are easily accessed through a panel resting between the mules' ears, modifications can be made while riding. Leaps cover a span of up to a mile, though these settings are reserved for skilled riders. Not recommended for beginners, or persons with heart conditions. Apt to crick."
Item Description - From the Mule's Box
Some say one could leap and touch clouds, all in the mule's diet and proper spring adjustment. Reports of mid-air flipping mules have come from various parts of the empire, and numerous accidents have been recorded. Leaping mules will not enter the woods.
EXCERPT FROM: "ANIMALS & LEAPING" Page 63
by Manta Pux: Electropologist
Performing in such far-flung territories as California, the Pacific Northwest, Japan and Mexico, Donkey is keyboardist Hans Fjellestad and guitarist Damon Holzborn in a decade-long collaboration, exploring improvisation and noise art with an intensity just as capable of growling as it is signaling the landing of an alien spaceship.
Credits
Hans Fjellestad: analog & digital synthesizers, sampler, electronics
Damon Holzborn: guitar, sampler, electronics
License
CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.
LA musician & filmmaker Hans Fjellestad and NYC musician & programmer Damon Holzborn have been making music as Donkey since the early 90s.