John Frusciante gives away acid-drenched tracks
The Red Hot Chili Peppers man knows his way around a synth
You remember when Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist John Frusciante first shared an acid house track, right? If not, he did it at the beginning of the year with news that he'd be releasing a dance music album under the name Trickfinger.
The self-titled album arrived on Acid Test (Recondite, Paul Woolford, Pepé Bradock) in April and now he's gone one step further by giving away a collection of tracks on SoundCloud.
Acid's on the menu in 'Renoise Tracks 2009-2011', with squelchy synths taking precedent on 'Hew Branderson' and he's even gone a bit junglist with some furious drum work on 'Singular Scope'.
There's 18 freebies in total - including '4-Track Guitar Music' and a few individual tracks - and you can listen to and download them all below.
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