Music
Over the course of the last twenty years, I have been involved
in the recording of more than a dozen CDs, in group, duet, and solo
configurations. Many of these discs are now rarities or out of
print, and represent a wide curve of technological styles and
limitations.
The larger part of the catalog is decidedly Ambient and
Electronic in nature, with some notable exceptions. These include
work done with The League of Crafty Guitarists and
BrotherSync.
The Bindlestiff discs cover almost a decade of my
collaboration with Dave
Stafford. To read "The Absense of Unwanted Sound", a treatise
on Ambient Music, click here. To
date, I have not made public any of my personal observations and
remembrances of these recordings. In reviewing these recordings
from my "vault", I hope to recount for my own sake and any other
interested party the details both personal and technical that I
recall.
At The Helm is the new Podcast series about my
life in sound, produced by Glenn Stebleton in conjunction
with his podcast series about independent music in Colorado.
Click here
to hear!
Other current projects include industrial sound tracks and
independent film scores. Previous scores include the music for "My
Elbows Collapsed", a film for Scottish Television by Andrew
Printer. Soundtracks for two pioneering computer animation works
from Cranston-Csuri Labs include "The Blue Chair", and "Images",
which was featured in the 1986 Venice BiAnnele. This was the first
year computer animation was shown at the festival.
Soundtracks have also been created for "The Minds Eye" computer
animation video showcase produced by Odyssey Visual Designs. Along
with Mark Hardgrave and Bret Moreland I have created soundtracks
including one for video clients such as Junior
Achievement.
Another soundtrack accompanies the PowerPoint slideshow
presentation created by Sarajane Helm to showcase a
polymer clay installation featuring a scale model quilt and fabric
shoppe .There's a free download of the show
at lulu.com
Below are thumbnails of the covers of the CDs in which my
work is present. Each will link to a page that has more detailed
information about that recording. Please check back during the
construction of these pages, and thanks for visiting.
