WMSE plays Sensitive Chaos "Seeker After Patterns"

WMSE Instrumental Saturdays Playlist April 28, 2012

6 to 7 pm

SONG - ARTIST - ALBUM

Manifesto Testo - David Biel - Transitions

Find Me Again - Arturo Mayorga - Lucid Dreams

The Enchanted Garden - Kevin Kern - Enchanted Piano

Prelude to a Lullaby - Paul Spaeth - Redemption

Lullaby for the Mending Heart - Paul Spaeth - Redemption

The Void - Fiona Joy Hawkins - Live at the Q

Lyrical Mood - Lynn Yew Evers - Dawn of Peace

Saving Daylight - Tim Caufield - The Slow Dance of Time

By the Rusty Wall - Wall Matthews - The Dreaming Light

Aenigmata - Kevin Keller - Not in My Name

7 to 8 pm

SONG - ARTIST - ALBUM

Midnight Encounter - Craig Padilla - The Heart of the Soul

Vector Atmospheres - John Lyell - Eternity

Cambrian Explosion - Shane Morris & Mystified - Epoch

First Person Singular - Corgie Rebellion - Missy & Lilly

Spirit Signs - Craig Padilla - The Heart of the Soul

Surfing the Blue Orbit - Thierry David - Stellar Connection

Smiling in the Dark - Aetopus - Between Empires

8 to 9 pm

SONG - ARTIST - ALBUM

Flow of Stars - Carl Weingarten - Panomorphia

As You Pass This Way - Time Being - A Dimension Reflected

Into Thin Air - marys brother - Flight to Mars

Star Seeker - John Lyell - Eternity

Headlong into Night - Cyber Zen Sound Engine - Cooperation

Tales - Amongst Myselves - Ambient, Landscape and Space

Seeker After Patterns - Sensitive Chaos - Seeker After Patterns

KCBX Last Jazz Show plays Sensitive Chaos "Remembering Chestnuts, Icy Cold, and Bells (Reprise)"

KCBX Last Jazz Show with Sal Espana       Tuesday 10:00pm - 1:00am Nobody's really sure, but we think Jon Iverson started hosting The Last Jazz Show on Tuesday nights at KCBX sometime around 1980. A refugee from free-form FM rock radio, he quickly dove into the KCBX jazz library and systematically worked through the decades only to end up hovering around today's music fringes. Sal España began co-hosting with Jon around 2004, eventually going solo in 2009. Like most of our audience, Sal ponders the name of the program, as little actual "Jazz" is played. Neal claims it's Jon's sense of humor. Neal's usually right. Since we follow "Pickin' Up The Tempo," we usually start with something acoustic - often a guitar, sometimes edging towards Rock. But, this being a public radio station, we veer off into the night spinning the latest ambient, electronic, classical, world music hybrids. Playlist for: Tuesday, April 24, 2012
Time	Artist	Title	Album	Label
10:00 PM	Carl Weingarten	Tango	Panomorphia	Multiphase Records
10:14 PM	Jon Durant	Dance of the Shadow Planets	Dance of the Shadow Planets	Alchemy Records
10:19 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
10:20 PM	Patrick O'Hearn	Patterns	Transitions	Patrickohearn.com
10:25 PM	Sensitive Chaos	Remembering Chestnuts, Icy Cold, and Bells (Reprise)	Remembering Chestnuts, Icy Cold, and Bells	Subsequent Records
10:30 PM	Paul Ellis	The Infinite, Minute By Minute	From Out of the Vast Comes Nearness	Lotuspike
10:40 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
10:41 PM	Cyberchump	There Should Be A Sign	Their Moment of Perfect Happiness	Internal Combustion
10:46 PM	Dwight Ashley	He Let It Go/Watermelon Sugar	Watermelon Sugar	Nepenthe Music
10:59 PM	Robert Rich	Callyn	Medicine Box	Soundscape Productions
11:03 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
11:04 PM	Craig Padilla	Midnight Encounter	The Heart of the Soul	Spotted Peccary
11:18 PM	Jeff Pearce	Rain as a Metaphor	To the Shores of Heaven	Hypnos Records
11:30 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
11:31 PM	Phillip Blackburn	Gospel Jihad	Ghostly Psalms	Innova Recordings
11:37 PM	National Debt	Riddles in the Dark	Third Eye Opener	Rolling Roscoe
11:58 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
11:59 PM	Shane Morris & Mystified	Devonia	Epoch	Lotuspike
12:21 AM	Cyber Zen Sound Engine	Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow	Cooperation	Cyber Zen Sound Engine
12:26 AM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
12:27 AM	Eleanor Hovda	Leminscates	The Eleanor Hovda Collection	Innova Recordings
12:46 AM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
12:47 AM	Lawrence Moss	New Paths	New Paths	Innova Recordings
12:59 AM	***

WREK's The Mobius plays Sensitive Chaos "A Piece of Stars"

WREK 91.1FM The Mobius, April 18, 2012 The Set Twins :: Come Back Rabbit in the Moon :: Floori.d.a. Johan Agebjorn :: The Stones Are Blasted Arpanet :: Infinite Density novachild :: Rakastavaiset Blawan :: Iddy Sensitive Chaos :: A Piece of Stars BROTHERTIGER :: I've Been Waiting Sintentic Collage :: Hidden Recollections Moist Ghost :: Big Teeth Orbital :: Distractions Gescom :: Two Of Jackfear :: Grated Chicken Datathief :: Night Raid Wagon Christ :: Ataride Cylob :: Cut The Midrange, Drop The Bass Chaos A.D. :: Psultan (Squarepusher mix) Cylob :: Rewind DMX Krew :: The Glass Room D'Arcangelo :: Diagram VII

Counterfeit i interviews Jim Combs/Sensitive Chaos

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Here is our interview with our friend Jim Combs from Sensitive Chaos. Check him out:

• http://www.sensitivechaos.com
• http://www.cityskies.com

What do you think is your role as a musician today?
Jim: My role is to find new ways to open my ears and mind to new sounds and music, and hopefully influence other people's minds, too. Alot of my music is about slowing things down and letting original thoughts shine through the media barrage that is so much of our existence today.

How do you feel about today's popular music? How does it influence how people view your art?
Jim: Popular music hides the majority of great music that's available. I hear more genuinely good music on my iTunes library set to shuffle in an afternoon than I hear on the radio over a year. And my library has a ton of popular music on it (Ashlee Simpson and Jesse McCartney just popped up on my flight back from NYC this week). It's just that popular music is so narrowly programmed, it misses 99.9999% of all the great music available.

That said, most people who listen to popular music will recognize something interesting and familiar in my music. Synthesizers and drum machines are the norm.

Do you feel there is a justifiable distinction between your art and what is popular among the masses?
Jim: No, both are cultural expressions. My personal art just gets less exposure than mass artists, though I'm pretty lucky with radio airplay in comparison to many of my extremely talented peers. With the success of Trent Reznor's music in Academy Award-level films, and Laurie Spiegel's music now in The Hunger Games, electronic music continues to receive plenty of airtime. You'll rarely hear it on the radio anymore, however.

Do you think music as an art form is fading away?
Jim: No, the art form is strong, but the music itself is integrated into everything we do, so it has become ubiquitous and commoditized. The noise level of the mass market is high, and you have to be really clever to get noticed.

Why do you feel driven to be a musician?
I was just born with it. It's a blessing and a curse. I'm my most happiest when music is involved. One of those genes we carry around in our DNA must relate to music, and in my case, it is a primary trait. Just wish my hand coordination was better;^)

KCBX plays Sensitive Chaos "L'Ascension"

KCBX Last Jazz Show with Sal Espana       Tuesday 10:00pm - 1:00am Nobody's really sure, but we think Jon Iverson started hosting The Last Jazz Show on Tuesday nights at KCBX sometime around 1980. A refugee from free-form FM rock radio, he quickly dove into the KCBX jazz library and systematically worked through the decades only to end up hovering around today's music fringes. Sal España began co-hosting with Jon around 2004, eventually going solo in 2009. Like most of our audience, Sal ponders the name of the program, as little actual "Jazz" is played. Neal claims it's Jon's sense of humor. Neal's usually right. Since we follow "Pickin' Up The Tempo," we usually start with something acoustic - often a guitar, sometimes edging towards Rock. But, this being a public radio station, we veer off into the night spinning the latest ambient, electronic, classical, world music hybrids. Playlist for: Tuesday, April 10, 2012
Time	Artist	Title	Album	Label
10:00 PM	David Grisman Quintet	Dawganova	Dawganova	Acoustic Disc
10:08 PM	Incendio	The Sorcerer	Intimo	Incendio Music
10:22 PM	Rodrigo Y Gabriela and C.U.B.A.	11:11	Area 52	ATO Records
10:30 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
10:31 PM	Sharon Isbin & Friends	Alfonsina y el Mar [Ramirez]	Guitar Passions	Sony
10:36 PM	Rich Osborn	The Meeting Pool At Moonrise	Giving Voice	Free Range Raga Records
10:44 PM	Carl Weingarten	Flow Of Stars	Panomorphia	Multiphase Records
10:58 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
10:59 PM	Bill Nelson	Beam Service	Signals From Realms Of Light	Sonoluxe
11:04 PM	John Lyell	Eternity	Eternity	John Lyell
11:08 PM	Cyber Zen Sound Engine	Water Sky	Cooperation	Cyber Zen Sound Engine
11:13 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
11:14 PM	Sensitive Chaos	L' Ascension	Seeker After Patterns	Subsequent Records
11:21 PM	Amongst Myselves	Shoreline Fading/Argo Novice/Southern Lights	Ambient, Landscape and Sound	Amongst Projects
11:38 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
11:39 PM	Tangerine Dream	Main Title	Sorcerer	MCA
11:44 PM	Djam Karet/Steve Roach	The Annointing of the Sick	Collaboration	HC
11:58 PM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
11:59 PM	Morton Subotnick	Silver Apples of the Moon [Excerpt]	Early Modulations Vintage Volts	Caipirhna Music
12:10 AM	Lawrence Moss	Flutepaths for Flute and Electronics	New Paths	Innova Recordings
12:17 AM	Alexander Berne & The Abandoned Orchestra	Meme II	Flickers of Mime/Death of Memes	Innova Recordings
12:23 AM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
12:24 AM	Giles Gobeil	Dans le Silence de la Nuit	Dans le Silence de la Nuit	Emprientes Digitales
12:36 AM	Negativland	Time Zones	Escape From Noise	Seeland
12:41 AM	Oophoi	Chikai	Bardo	Electroshock
12:53 AM	------------------------------------- break -------------------------------------
12:54 AM	David Boswell	Perhaps	Windows	My Quiet Moon Records
12:59 AM	***