The Solaris Project

I posted a note a little over a year ago about some tracks The Solaris Project.

Well, I recently received a copy of the tracks pressed as a CD. Nicely done, and the tracks sound as good today as they did a year ago. If you're into plastic and paper and shipping, you can get a physical copy via CD Baby.

Otherwise, various flavors of downloads are available. Digstation.com Audiolunchbox.com Payplay.fm

Interview with Drew Sullivan of Slow Dancing Society

I’ve always loved the idea of music that has a function or purpose.

Depending on what you mean by "purpose", I can't say I disagree. According to one of my favorite literary theory professors from undergrad, this places Mr. Sullivan firmly on the Augustine side of the great Kant vs. Augustine divide.

Me, I like to slide around depending on, oh, I don't know. Never really figured it out.

This post courtesy of Ambient Music Blog's number one, long time reader Dave P. Yo, Dave!

Ambient Music Links, August 8th

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Summer Hiatus

Harpswell, Maine Hello. Took a little summer break from the site. I did a little traveling, watched the European Championship, started learning how to play the guitar, bought a car to get away from New York City on the weekends. For now, back to the music.

Here's a few odds and ends that came to my attention while I was away.

Planet Autostar This is apparently "Planet Geek House." I'm not sure what that means, but a think a few of you might find the streaming tracks available here of interest.

crystalpalace "Chilled electronica from electroset mixologist crystalpalace." I'm not generally one who finds "electronica" to be interesting, but some of the streaming tracks available here are pretty good quality stuff. I assume there's no connection to the famous London football club.

More soon.