Monday, December 7, 2009

Stomp & Stammer Reviews The Good Graces


Stomp and Stammer
's Jeff Clark reviewed The Good Graces EP Bring On The Tambourines in the December issue and Support Our Troops section of the magazine. I love being associated with this record!
Kim Ware's group The Good Graces has always provided a pleasant experience, but it hasn't been until their new five-song EPBring On the Tambourines! that they've really made much of a lasting impression. Relaxed, direct, poignant, honest, funny and with a mouth like a sailor, it's the record the band's been needing to make. It's like they jumped off from the simplest premises – "Bad Driver" is about a bad driver, "I Miss the '90s" is about missing the '90s, etc. – and ran with 'em, but it's the clever writing and unpretentious performances that make it work.

Different Skies recordings released on Earth Mantra Netlabel


My latest albums, edited and mastered recordings from the September 2008 Different Skies Festival performance (I'm one of the several players that were part of the ensemble), are available free from the Earth Mantra label. The titles of the releases are That Merciless Sky and Arcosanitarium.


This is the third and fourth Different Skies release on Earth Mantra, with previous releases from the 2007 Festival, Strange Lines and Distances and Imaginary Spaces.

From the Earth Mantra website:

About Earth Mantra

Earth Mantra Netlabel is a privately owned and operated ambient music netlabel that exists for the sole purpose of sharing the music of certain artsts that we feel are of interest to ambient fans. Unlike a typical label, all of the music on Earth Mantra is available freely for non-commercial use.

In other words, it is free to download our music and share it with other people, as long as it is for non-commercial purposes, proper credit is given to the artist and to Earth Mantra, and no modifications to our releases are made.

We call Earth Mantra a netlabel since this is the traditional way to refer to any music label that distributes its music digitally under a Creative Commons license. For specific details surrounding our license and what you may (and may not) do freely under it, please visit the Creative Commons site. Put simply, our license means individual music lovers can legally enjoy our music to their heart's content, at no cost, with our complete blessing.

We are dedicated to publishing only high quality ambient music from some of the best musicians around. We work hard to carefully select those titles we will release and to ensure they are the kind of music that we think our listeners will love. Our artists range from world-reknowned folks who have played at the highest levels of the music industry to artists who are completely unknown and make music out of their homes. To Earth Mantra, the paramount factor is the quality of the music. It is our goal to bring the best ambient music possible to our listeners.

Monday, October 19, 2009

The Good Graces Gigs and Reviews


The Good Graces will be performing on Thursday night, October 21st, at Twains in Decatur, GA. Cousins opens up for us at 8:30pm.

Lots of reviews on the blogosphere. Here's the latest:
THE GOOD GRACES - Bring on the Tambourines! (www.eskimorecords.com) Offering up five tracks worth of nicely harmonic and humorous pop-rock songs in a snappy and straightforward fifteen minutes, this pleasingly jaunty EP CD certainly hits the tart and tuneful spot. Kim Ware’s warm, inviting voice and sharp, witty songwriting make for a potent double whammy. The wickedly funny and profane lyrics do the amusingly sardonic trick as well, with “Bad Driver” and “I Miss the 90s” rating as definite gut-busting highlights. The group’s firm grasp of catchy melodies qualifies as another major asset. But it’s this band’s winningly snarky sense of cynical humor which in turn makes this CD such a treat to listen to. - Joe Wawyrzniak, www.JerseyBeat.com

Thursday, October 8, 2009

QRO Magazine Review of Sensitive Chaos' Nophest Performance

QRO Magazine writer Mic Mell reviewed last month's Nophest Music Festival and gave my Sensitive Chaos performance a nice mention. Read the whole review here.

My mention is here:
The music itself passed the spectrum from afternoon ambient electronica to full on blaring rock ‘n' roll at night. Each band that played had their own identity, their own image, and their own talent. There was not a dud in the bunch. Nophest is not musically genre based, and each passing hour continued to showcase electronic, rock, indie, and punk bands, all spanning the extensive and eclectic of Garcia, and the community at large. Friday night included the hard electronic and multimedia presentation of Larvae, and the experimental and lively Jungol. This Piano Plays Itself brought a lush, raw, and well arranged mix of rock and pop. Saturday was a very rock oriented, and the parking lot and stage area were jam packed for the full Renaissance regalia and steampunk sensibility of Extraordinary Contraption, and the blazing guitar and soulful vocals of Garcia's own indie band Nerd Parade. By Sunday, the crowds were sparse, partly due to the endless rain, as well as the unrelenting hangovers. Halfway through the day, Sensitive Chaos summed up the mood perfectly, with a low-key set of electronics that massaged the brain, and soothed the heart. While the music played on, the other major event of Sunday was a large gathering of folks in the parking lot playing six degrees of Kevin Bacon, complete with notes and a map for quick reference.

Sunday, October 4, 2009

Sensitive Chaos Gets Runner-Up Nod in Creative Loafing Best Of ATL 2009

In a follow-up to the last post, my solo band, Sensitive Chaos, was voted the runner-up to category winner (and Best of ATL 2008 winner) Judi Chicago in the Creative Loafing Best of 2009 in the Reader's Pick for Best Local Electronic Act.


Sensitive Chaos won the category in 2007 and I also won the category in 2005 as half of the duo TouchXtone with Michael Thomas Roe.

Thanks again to all the voters!

Saturday, September 26, 2009

Congrats to all Creative Loafing Best of ATL 2009 Winners!

I finally got a chance to peruse the winner list of this year's Creative Loafing Best of ATL 2009.

Thanks to everyone who voted this year. Your support of what makes Atlanta great is always appreciated, and your votes this year are especially welcome.

Special shoutouts to some friends for topping the charts:

Best overall radio station WRAS-FM (88.5)

Best non-commercial radio station 90.1 (WABE-FM)

Best local blog/blogger Tessa Horehled, DriveAFasterCar.com

Best advocate for the arts WonderRoot Community Arts Center

Best underground art space Eyedrum Art & Music Gallery

Best local spoken word artist The Subliminator

Best place to hear spoken word Java Monkey

Best local rock act Howlies

Best local rock act Nerd Parade

Best local jazz act The Bonaventure Quartet

Best local electronic act Judi Chicago

Best local folk act Hope for Agoldensummer

Best local label Nophi Recordings

Best place to hear local music The Earl

Best rock club The Earl

Best acoustic music club Eddie's Attic

Best Thai Spoon

Best new restaurant Flip Burger Boutique

Best vegetarian: Tie Cafe Sunflower

Best Tacos Taqueria del Sol

Best place for collectors-edition vinyl Criminal Records

Best independent bookstore A Cappella Books

Best comic bookstore Criminal Records

Best CDs Criminal Records

Best used CDs Criminal Records

Best vinyl Wax N' Facts


Tuesday, September 22, 2009

The Good Graces EP Release Party


I will be performing with The Good Graces in support of our new EP 'Bring On the Tambourines' at Kavarna in Decatur, this Saturday, September 26, at 8pm. The EP is getting great reviews out in the blogosphere and we enjoy performing the songs. We'll also have a drummer sitting in with us for the show (thanks Donna!).

This is also the CD release party for our friends Chickens & Pigs, and our friend Lindsay Appel will also be performing. As well as other surprise guests.

So a great night of music all the way around. No cover. Come as you are.


The Good Graces are Kim Ware, John McNicholas, and Jim Combs.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Another mp3 download of new music from The Good Graces



My alt folk band, The Good Graces, is giving away our new EP, Bring On The Tambourines, for FREE - one song at a time.

The EP's third song to be made available, "Pretty New Song" is here:

http://bringonthetambourines.com

This is my personal favorite off the EP, and features Kim on vocals, acoustic gtr, and drums, John on electric guitars and leads, and me on organ. Jerry Kee did a phenomenal job with other sonic flourishes and mixing, and Carl Saff provided the mastering polish.

The Good Graces are Kim Ware, John McNicholas, and Jim Combs

Band photos can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maigh/sets/72157621639172742/

Tuesday, July 28, 2009

Space Station Soma FM Adds Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency



Soma FM's Space Station Soma
has added the new Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency CD to its playlist, playing the title track on July 26.

The first Sensitive Chaos CD Leak has received nearly weekly play on Space Station Soma and sister station cliphop IDM since November 2006.

All Soma FM stations and playlists can be found here

Wednesday, July 22, 2009

Free mp3 download of new music from The Good Graces



My alt folk band, The Good Graces, is giving away our new EP for FREE - one song at a time.

Get the first one, "Working Title" here:

http://bringonthetambourines.com

The Good Graces are Kim Ware, John McNicholas, and Jim Combs

More new band photos can be found here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/maigh/sets/72157621639172742/

This song features my Fender Rhodes and a Korg MonoPoly soft synth. Kim does vocals, acoustic gtr, and drums, and John does electric guitar.

Friday, July 10, 2009

Please vote for me in Creative Loafing Best of ATL 2009

The 2009 Creative Loafing Best of Atlanta voting has begun and anyone can vote (one ballot per email address). Please consider voting for Sensitive Chaos for Local Electronic Act.

http://bestofatlanta.technomile.com/bestofatlanta.php

I'm going for my third win in this category (I also won in 2005 & 2007).

You'll also need to select a choice in at least nine other categories, so here is a suggestion list if you need it:

Neighborhood to live in without a car- East Lake Commons

Overall radio station- WRAS Album 88

Non-commercial radio station- WABE

Local blog/blogger- Drive A Faster Car

Local male actor- Rob Cleveland

Local female actor- Mary Lynn Owen

Local spoken word artist- The Subliminator

Local arts blog- ARTlanta

Local singer/songwriter- Lindsay Appel

Local electronic act- Sensitive Chaos

Local experimental music act- recompas

Local folk act- The Good Graces

Georgia-based music blog- Cable and Tweed

Place to hear music for free- Kavarna

New restaurant- Flip Burger Boutique

Breakfast- Thumb's Up

Coffeehouse- Kavarna

Hamburger- Flip Burger Boutique

Outdoor farmer's market- EAV Farmer's Market

CDs- Criminal Records

Used CDs- Decatur CD

Vinyl- Criminal Records

DVD/video rental- Movies Worth Seeing

Thanks!

Tuesday, July 7, 2009

Music Labels Reach Online Royalty Deal

A New York Times article on Tuesday's agreement between Music Labels and SoundExchange and online broadcasters:

Webcasters with significant advertising revenue, like Pandora or Slacker, will pay the greater of 25 percent of revenue or a fee each time a listener hears a song, starting at .08 cent for songs streamed in 2006 and increasing to .14 cent in 2015. Pandora had $19 million in revenue last year and expects that to rise to $40 million this year.

Small sites with less than $1.25 million in revenue, like AccuRadio, Digitally Imported and RadioIO, will pay 12 to 14 percent of it in royalties. All stations will be required to pay an annual minimum fee of $25,000, which they can apply to their royalty payments.

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/07/08/technology/internet/08radio.html?hp

Friday, July 3, 2009

Sensitive Chaos @ MGFest and City Skies Shows July 11 & 12



I'll be performing as Sensitive Chaos twice on the weekend of July 11th and 12 with shows at Saturday night's City Skies 09 Electronic Music event @ Kavarna in Decatur, GA and Sunday night's MGFest09 (Motion Graphics Fest) @ The Creative Circus in Atlanta, GA.

My set at City Skies will start at 8pm and other fantastic performers that night are Pink Kodiak, reklein, and Mark Mahoney. Kavarna is located at 707 East Lake Drive, Decatur, GA 30030. More info can be found at CitySkies.com.

I'm really excited about the MGFest show. I'll be performing from 9:30-11pm for an extra long set, and my set visuals will be provided by Integrated Visions, an Atlanta, GA based VJ team founded by Michelle Penland and Bryan Dodson in 2002.

After graduating from the art school at the University of Georgia, Michelle and Bryan began experimenting with collaborative visual arts, searching for a technique that would allow them to collaborate with visual art similar to the way Jazz musicians collaborate with sound. This experimentation led them to discover the unlimited possibilities of VJing. In addition to allowing Michelle and Bryan the opportunity to collaborate with each other, VJing has allowed them the opportunity to collaborate with countless artists from different disciplines including musicians, dancers, actors and directors.

Since 2002, Integrated Visions has performed live video projections along side many internationally recognized artists including DJ Qbert, Richard Devine, Carl Cox, Infected Mushroom, Deep Dish, the Juice Crew and The Roots. Their work can also be seen on tour this summer with Very Disco, a Daft Punk Tribute.

Friday, June 19, 2009

WRSU FM plays Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency

Catching up on some radio airplay…

WRSU FM in New Brunswick, New Jersey played the title cut “Emerging Transparency” from the new Sensitive Chaos CD on their June 2, 2009 Machine Age Voodoo show:

Playlist- 06-02-09

The Shamen - L.S.I. (Deep Mix) [L.S.I. (DJ Exclusive Dub Plate Pack)]
Polygon Window - Polygon Window [Polygon Window (Surfing On Sine Waves)]
Foremost Poets - Reasons 2 B Dismal (Foresight Version) [Reasons To Be Dismal?]
Alegria - Danger (Alien Remake) [T.O.S. EP - The Remixes]
The Project - Understand(ing) [Produced by Nemesis Volume IV]
Burial - Near Dark [Untrue]
Two Fingers - Moth Rhythm [Two Fingers]
The Field - Everybody's Got To Learn Sometime [Yesterday And Today]
The Black Dog - Biomantric L-if-e [Further Vexations]
AGF / Delay - Most Beautiful [Symptoms]
Moderat - Slow March (feat. Paul St. Hilaire) [Moderat]
Sensitive Chaos - Emerging Transparency [Emerging Transparency]
Coil - Amethyst Deceivers [Moon's Milk (In Four Phases)]
itsnotyouitsme - Great Day [Walled Gardens]
Louderbach - Seems Like Static [Autumn]
Harold Budd & Clive Wright - Sunday After The War [Candylion]
Northern Valentine - Perseus [Stars Whisper]
The Edge Of A Fairytale - Pillars Of Creation [Between Interval]
Plastik Joy - True Norwegian Black Metal [3:03]
Philippe Petit & Friends - Sybarite & Philippe Petit [(Reciprocess: +/VS.)]
City Center - Killer Whale [City Center]
Jon Hopkins - The Low Places [Insides]
Mathias Schaffhäuser & Benjamin Brunn - Pretoria Love [Unequal Equality]
Bass Communion - Amphead [II/III]
Bass Communion - Three Pieces For Television: Sonar [II/III]

WRSU-FM Interview w/ Hotel, Hotel and Salesman - Lisa Uber; Hotel, Hotel; Salesman
Hotel, Hotel - Midwinter Blues [Various Friends Of Silber: Winterizing]
Hotel, Hotel - The Captain Goes Down With The Ship (sinking) [The Sad Sea]
Hotel, Hotel - The Captain Goes Down With The Ship (drowning) [The Sad Sea]
Salesman - Great White [Plural]
Hotel, Hotel - Mary Celeste [The Sad Sea]

Monday, June 15, 2009

Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency remains in NAR Top 65 for May

New Age Reporter has released their Top 100 report for May 2009 and Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency holds on to the #65 spot, maintaining its mid-chart position for March (#50), April (#52), and now May.

Emerging Transparency's May chart postion was influenced by airplay which included a #2 Top 20 listing from WDBX 91.1FM's Music from Beyond the Lakes, and a #7 Top 20 listing from WWSP 90FM's Ambient Aether/Space Continuum.

The previous Sensitive Chaos album, Leak, achieved a solitary Top 100 nod in July of 2007, denting the chart at #97.

Top Recording for May 2009
Title: The Color of Sunshine
Artist: Lawrence Blatt
Label: LMB Music
Score: 10.95



2(2) The Shade of the Sycamore - Tony Sandate - Weaving Libra Records 7.27
3(1) Blue Dream - Fiona Joy Hawkins - Little Hartley Music 7.19
4(86) Om Gaia - Terri Liles Mason - Self Released 6.90
5(4) The Other Side - Paul Jensen - Juan Carlos Productions 5.97
6(59) Sanctuary - Gandalf - Real Music 4.90
7(7) Piano Opus - Brian Crain - Crain Records 4.18
8(--) Solo Piano for Peace - Louis Landon - Landon Creative, Inc 3.63
9(14) A Word In The Wind - 2002 - Gemini Sun Records 3.23
10(--) Gentle Spirit - Bernward Koch - Real Music 3.16


RankPrev.TitleArtistLabelScore
1138Dynamic StillnessSteve RoachProjekt 3.13
12312 MonthsDavid MaukThera Records 2.94
1338In The CloudsMichele IppolitoPenrose Records 2.82
149Leap of FaithEric Tingstad & Nancy RumbelCheshire Records 2.79
155Watching For RainAnne TrenningShadetree Records 2.69
1691LinkKen ElkinsonAugust Son Productions 2.68
17--Light ReturningAcoustic OceanSelf Released 2.60
176CloudlandWhitetreePonderosa Music & Art 2.60
198A Celtic DreamMichele McLaughlinSelf Released 2.56
2012SiyotankaMichael Brant DeMariaOntos Music 2.29
2023The Edge of a FairytaleBetween IntervalSpotted Peccary Music 2.29
2219Two Worlds OneLisa Lynne & Aryeh FrankfurterNew Earth Records 2.00
2327A Miraculous ContainerMandrake ProjectBlistering Records 1.94
2413Memories of Summer as a ChildThe Beyman BrosDharma Moon 1.87
2515Sitar SecretsAl Gromer KhanNew Earth Records 1.52
2618TwirlAOMusicAO Music 1.50
27--Spirit LoungeV/ANew Earth Records 1.44
28--The Healing FluteAlice GomezTalking Taco Music 1.32
2910Liquid Mind IX: LullabyLiquid MindReal Music 1.31
3054RainJoshua RichSelf Released 1.24
3116Endless Blue SkyKevin KernReal Music 1.23
3221Beyond the PortalCraig Padilla & Zero Ohms (Richard J. Roberts) & Skip MurphyLotuspike - Spotted Peccary Music 1.19
3317Sun Down Moon UpDerek Jones
1.15
3411Seven Serenades for Scalloped Fretboard GuitarMatthew MontfortAncient-Future.Com Records 1.10
3448Angel HealingErik BerglundOreade Music 1.10
3691Other WorldsMark DwaneTrondant 1.06
3635VoicesYanniDisney Pearl Series 1.06
3656Harbin TempleBodhiCrystal Wind 1.06
3926Ancient SunThunderBeatThunderVision Records 0.98
4025The Wilting DreamDolom ZeroWinethirty Music 0.97
4091TrilliumKori Linae CarothersiRoknNod Records 0.97
424312-String GuitarNeil JacobsAdena Productions 0.94
4328Joyful SpiritDavid SunOreade Music 0.90
4432JhoomGabrielle Roth and The MirrorsRaven Recording 0.84
4547Warrior's Last BreathMike SernaSelf Released 0.81
4537Flute Meditations for Dreaming CloudsPaul AdamsLakefront 0.81
47--AntiquusDavid WahlerDarius Productions 0.77
4868VoicesDerek BermelBMOP Sound 0.74
4975Visions & HealingBen Tavera KingTalking Taco Music 0.73
4930SangriaMariah ParkerAncient-Future.Com Records 0.73
5134OrchardAlicia BessetteWachusett Records 0.71
5124Rainshadow SkyJeff PearceJeff Pearce Music 0.71
5191AmatoriaFederico AubeleEighteenth Street Lounge Music 0.71
5191The Legend of GaneshaGuy SweensMG Music 0.71
5520Save The WorldCadence SpaldingSound Manipulations 0.69
5629FantasynthPsicodreamicsWitches on the Radiowaves 0.68
5766In CTerry RileySony BMG Classical 0.60
57--Night WatchDan PoundSelf Released 0.60
59--Secret PlacesNeil JacobsAdena Productions 0.58
59--auralspaceBruno Sanfilippoad21music 0.58
59--Zen LoungeSoulfoodSFD-Soulfood Music 0.58
62--Tres Tres FortStaff Benda BililiCrammed Discs 0.56
6348In A DreamPeter Kater / Dominic Miller w/ Jaques Morelenbaum and Kenny LogginsPoint of Light Records 0.55
6340AscensionPhoenix RisingCopus Music 0.55
6552Emerging TransparencySensitive ChaosSubsequent Records 0.53
66--Playing For Change: Songs Around The World (cd + dvd)V/AHear Music - Concord Music Group 0.52
6768SanctuaryDonna De LoryNutone 0.50
67--The Lovejoy SessionsChasmSticks & Stones Music 0.50
6930Planet PassionAncient FutureAncient-Future.Com Records 0.48
6973Live At The Zodiac Berlin 1968Human BeingNepenthe Music and Publishing 0.48
71--RE: (re:cycled | re:visited | re:mastered)Bob HolroydLong Tale Recordings 0.47
72--Blue VelvetAndreas AkwaraAA Music 0.45
72--Zen WorldThierry DavidReal Music 0.45
7468EsotericaDan PoundPoundsounds 0.44
7585Prayer to the MysteryLittle WolfNew Earth Records 0.42
7565Close to HomeLaura SullivanSentient Spirit Records 0.42
75--QuaClusterNepenthe Music and Publishing 0.42
78--Thumbs UpJohn AdamsCongruent Music 0.40
7836Coming Into ViewMichael LogozarSelf Released 0.40
78--Celtic ReikiChris Conway & LlewellynParadise Music 0.40
7844The Journey to the Places in My SoulVicki LoganCarvic Inc. 0.40
7822Callin' You HomeCoyote Poets of the UniverseSquare Shaped Records 0.40
83--Nights From The Alhambra (live)Loreena McKennittQuinlan Road-Universal Music 0.37
83--In A Hummingbird's DreamDan PoundPoundsounds 0.37
85--the 10,000 stepsBiomusiqueKosmic Music 0.35
85--October WindRebecca OswaldSelf Released 0.35
85--Ayurveda: The Fragrance of WellbeingKiran MurtiReal Music 0.35
85--First Light: The Best of GolanaGolana'Spring Hill Music 0.35
85--Forastiere LiveForastiereCandy Rat 0.35
8591Other LifeMorgan DoctorAporia Records 0.35
9184Welcome to Mali Amadou & MariamNonesuch Records - Warner Music Group 0.34
9168Steal AwayWilliam Gokelman
0.34
9155Odyssey of Rapture vol. 1V/AMythical Records 0.34
9157ScheherazadeAl ContiShadowside Music Publishing 0.34
9145Sudden DepartureRichard BoneQuirkworks Laboratory Discs 0.34
91--Ritual FictionTwilight Archiveelectrophonogram 0.34
9191Promise Me the MoonJeannie TannerSelf Released 0.34
9891CartographyArve HenriksenECM Records 0.32
9891Tate Topa WinJJ KentSelf-Released 0.32
98--The Grape and the GrainLeo AbrahamsJust Music 0.32
98--The DreamThe OrbSix Degrees Records 0.32
98--Earth ChakrasJoshua SamsonOreade Music 0.32
98--The Mask of MemoryKevin Keller"indie" 0.32
98--Desert RealmsRudy AdrianLotuspike - Spotted Peccary Music 0.32
9891CinematicSpencer BrewerSelf Released 0.32
98--Within My WallsThe Idan Raichel ProjectCumbancha 0.32
98--IndiaV/APutumayo World Music 0.32

Thursday, June 11, 2009

WDBX 91.1FM Puts Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency At #2 For May 2009

The Music from Beyond the Lakes radio show on Cabondale, Illinois radio station WDBX 91.1FM has put the Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency CD at #2 on their Top 20 for May 2009.

May 2009 Top 20, as reported to New Age Reporter
Music from Beyond the Lakes
Produced by Jerry Nelms, Namdar Mogharreban, Anil Mehta, and Brian Kearney
Sundays, 8-10 pm Central Time, USA
WDBX, 91.1 FM, Carbondale, Illinois (www.wdbx.org)
Community Radio for Southern Illinois . . . and the world beyond!

Streaming live every Sunday evening at www.wdbx.org (click on “Listen”).

1. Kevin Keller - The Mask of Memory - "indie"
2. Sensitive Chaos - Emerging Transparency - Subsequent Records
3. Michele Ippolito - In The Clouds - Penrose Records
4. Rudy Adrian - Desert Realms - Lotuspike - Spotted Peccary Music
5. Chris Conway - Celtic Reiki - Paradise Music
6. Jeff Pearce - Rainshadow Sky - Jeff Pearce Music
7. Lawrence Blatt - The Color of Sunshine - LMB Music
8. Liquid Mind - Liquid Mind IX: Lullaby - Real Music
9. Bruno Sanfilippo - auralspace - ad21music
10. Kevin Kendle - Pure Dreaming - New World Music
11. Louis Landon - Solo Piano for Peace - Landon Creative, Inc
12. Paul Ellis (electronica) - Silent Conversations - Groove Unlimited
13. Deuter - Spiritual Healing - New Earth Records
14. Lis Addison - The Song of the Tree - All Aglow Music
15. Spencer Hoveskeland Trio - Harbinger - Self Released
16. Ludovico Einaudi - Ludovico Einaudi Live in Berlin - Ponderosa - Klassik Radio Records
17. Acoustic Ocean - Light Returning - Self Released
18. Michele McLaughlin - A Celtic Dream - Self Released
19. Varsha Saxena - After the Storm - North Pacific Music
20. Brian Henke - The Nature of Light - Self Released

Friday, June 5, 2009

Hypnagogue Podcasts Sensitive Chaos "Fifty Light Years From Home"

The Hypnagogue Podcast featured Sensitive Chaos "Fifty Light Years From Home" from the Emerging Transparency CD on their inaugural show on June 3, 2009.

Every two weeks, 90 minutes of the best ambient and electronic music from around the world.

The first podcast features music from:

  • Steve Rose
  • Ministry of Inside Things
  • Mingo
  • Sensitive Chaos
  • A.R.S.(e)
  • Computerchemist
  • Dolmen
  • Parallel Worlds
  • Numina
  • Ran Kirlian
  • Synthetic Dream Foundation
  • Steve Roach

Monday, May 25, 2009

Echoes features Sensitive Chaos “Emerging Transparency” for 5th Week

Echoes, the daily two-hour music soundscape, distributed by Public Radio International and broadcast on 130 radio stations from Maine to California continues to feature Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency title track "Emerging Transparency", this week on Echoes Program 0911A - Friday, May 29, 2009 and previously on Monday, March 16, 2009, 0908A - Friday, May 1, 2009 and Monday, February 23rd, and 0906A - Monday, February 9th.

This marks the fifth week Echoes has included the new Sensitive Chaos CD in its programming and the 15th week a Sensitive Chaos song has appeared on Echoes.

Echoes Playlist
Echoes Program 0911A - Monday, March 16th & Friday, May 29th
Start Time Group Name Song Name Album Name/Amazon/CDBaby
First Half Hour
0:01:00 Al Petteway & Amy White New Moon Acoustic Journey / CDBaby
0:06:00 Craig D'Andrea I'm Not Funny Getting Used to Isolation
0:10:02 Andrew BirdYou Woke Me Up! Useless Creatures
0:17:25 Jumpel Things are Different Deuxieme Bureau
0:21:35 Vangelis Good To See You The City
0:29:00 break
Second Half Hour
0:30:00 An Interview with Roger O'Donnell
0:38:26 break
0:38:41 Roger O'DonnellIn Your Hands Now Songs from the Silver Box
0:44:17 Morgan Doctor This Day is Gone Other Life
0:48:48 Si-O Pillowtalk Winds of Wi-Fi
0:51:55 Songs of Water Come to the Well Songs of Water / CDBaby
0:55:22 Balmorhea Elegy All is Wild, All is Silent
0:59:00 break
Third Half Hour
0:01:00 The Cinematic Orchestra Breathe Ma Fleur
0:06:00 Electric Harp Guitar Group Earth From Above Electric Harp Guitar Group
0:10:17 Matthew Schoening Kites over the Playa The Art of Live Looping
0:16:18 Sentieri Selvaggi Sub Rosa Sentieri Selvaggi plays Gavin Bryars and Philip Glass
0:24:40 The Beyman Brothers Moon Over Tunis Memories of Summer as a Child / MP3
0:29:00 break
Fourth Half Hour
0:30:00 Acoustic Eidolon Stairway to Heaven River of Fire / CDBaby
0:33:57 Misc. Chocolate Noir Happiness is Easy / CDBaby
0:38:40 Sensitive Chaos Emerging Transparency Emerging Transparency
0:45:58 Michael AskillAsia Drum Suite: Elephant Invisible Forces
0:48:27 break
0:49:07 Ray Montford Two Lives A Fragile Balance / CDBaby
0:52:46 Unoccupied Painting of a Forest Everyday Life / CDBaby
0:55:00 Roger Eno Lights in the Corner Anatomy