There are at least two artists with the name Alluvion.

1. An independent rock group formed by K. Michael Babcok.
2. An independent electronic group formed by Berndt Evenson

1. Working as Alluvion, sound artist/composer K. Michael Babcock has fused high and low technology to explore the sounds hidden in the everyday objects. The computer receives input from various sources - everything from disembodied transistor radios and electromagnetic interference created by appliances, to small bits of found cassette dragged across tape heads and email converted into audio files. Physical sources are modified in a manner that is as much a part of the creative process as the recording/mixing/editing. Radios and keyboards are torn apart, guitars are played with remote controls and mallets, data files are scrambled and randomized, vinyl records are treated with glue, carved with razors, coated with spray paint, left outdoors to endure the elements. The supposed randomness of this inaudible portion of the compositional process is what gives life to the sounds hidden in everyday objects, and forms the basis of Alluvion’s digital explorations.

2. Alluvion is the musical brain child of longtime professional daydreamer Berndt Evenson. The purpose of Alluvion: to make music, distribute it, and perform it for any and all who will listen. The debut album "SELF TITLED" is an exploration in dark yet mellow wobbly bass synth sounds combined with melodic textures and thumping percussion. The upcoming live experience will feature live midi tweaking, guitar improvisation, and vocals. Thank you for listening. Who wants to play hide and never come back? (All music produced entirely by Berndt Evenson using Reason, Audacity, Recycle and Speech Synthesizer.) Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.