The Mutiny Universe Podcast has grown into a full-fledged Internet streaming/download channel called mutuni, which features the following shows: Radio@MU is a series of half-hour (or more) radio-style mp3 downloads that feature host Ryan DeRamos, independent music, strange rants, guest hosts, and more! TV@MU is a short video series of mp4 downloads - strange pseudo-commercials, abbreviated narratives, and experimental bursts of visual energy by the filmmakers of Mutiny Universe! Yes, we have other shows and media for mutuni up our collective sleeve, so stay tuned to mutuni either by visiting mutuni.com frequently or by subscribing to our RSS Feed!
According to Wikipedia , "In music, a drone is a harmonic or monophonic effect or accompaniment where a note or chord is continuously sounded throughout much or all of a piece, sustained or repeated, and most often establishing a tonality upon which the rest of the piece is built. The systematic (not occasional) use of drones originated in Ancient Southwest Asia and spread north and west to Europe, east to India, and south to Africa (van der Merwe 1989, p.11). It is used in Indian music and is played by the tambura."
Technically, "The Drone" of Élan Vital isn't a drone at all, but after 15-plus minutes of the same handful of chord progressions, it sure feels like one - just ask some of the actors (or their characters).
