The Sound of Max Everdrive
The Sound of Max Everdrive is my third album, a collection of ambient and experimental music written for the apocalypse by myself and M. Richard Talley. You can download it for free.
Hello! I am a computational biophysicist specialised in developing minimal and coarse-grained models for biomolecules. During my PhD I worked on Fluctuating Finite Element Analysis, and I'm currently working in the Collepardo Lab at Cambridge on phase separation of Chromatin. You can get in touch with me at [email protected]. While you're here, please take a look at my CV and LinkedIn profile!
I’ve been producing music for 9 years, primarily soundtracks, electronic, jungle, ambient and chip music under the name ‘Vol Vadrex’. I release all my music for free, so please have a listen – and don’t forget to follow me on Soundcloud and Bandcamp!
The Sound of Max Everdrive is my third album, a collection of ambient and experimental music written for the apocalypse by myself and M. Richard Talley. You can download it for free.
‘Never Obsolete’, my second album, a compilation of music featuring old synthesizers and samples. From the quiet hiss of the Yamaha CS-80 to the crackle of a 4-channel Amiga module, Never Obsolete is a celebration of the old technology that helped to shape modern music. It’s also pay-what-you-want, open-source, and all of the proceeds go toward charities focused on archiving and preserving digital information and protecting software freedom.
Fake Christ Teardrop Girl LED Star is my first album, released in mid-2016. It’s inspired by chiptune, demoscene and early synth music. It was written very, very sporadically between 2009 (2 years after I began writing music) and 2016. You can download and listen to it for free!