hey, that was fun - great guitar solo. all these tracks are great. so is horseman on the other site. makes me think about digging out my devoto. well put together, good vibe. you guys might want to add a little info about yourselves. hello to the east coast. hope the beer is still good out there.

tasty funk groove. nice sonic spread of timbral ingredients. got a very 70's feel all the way through with that plucky/bendy synth lead and that deep squelchy bass. the strangoid voices and a few of the other changes introduce themselves just enough to hook your interest and then let the piece groove on. well done:) power to the funk indeed!

very meditative ambience. sun through the mists of an exotic landscape. if you analyze this piece it shouldn't work as well as it does; there's only three components; a slow sweep, a few languid synth chords, and a steady water drum beat. but the cumulative affect is excellent. mezmerizing,

eyelids close and you slip beneath the veil into friendly dementia. time splinters and cascades into a shifting matrix of overlapping flows. recurrent figures drift in and waltz through obeying surreal choreographies. you have the feeling of knowing that you will forget. you are comforted by your own mystification.

vulcanized funk with subtle treatments and clever choices of complementing and contrasting sounds and timbres that set it apart from what might have just been a gimmick. intentionally or not i get hits of les paul, bunny hoover, and even, dare i say it, leroy anderson. the residents on hydrocarbons. nino rota on entheogens.