Among the various music projects I participate in or coordinate, EEK! (the Eclectic Electric Kollective) is the weirdest. Unlike mindSpiral, whose recording sessions and/or concerts are usually preplanned and rehearsed, EEK! stuff just kinda... happens. EEK! pickup groups have performed in Second Life at multiple concert events over the years, and have popped up at various venues in the so-called Real World whose audiences have been eager to hear something a bit different. Pa

Mike is a numptie, he forgot to say something about this in January. Sooo... We're very grateful to John Shanahan for his kind words about fade. Do go to the website and read the review - it's just one of many wonderful things that you'll find on Hypnagogue. https://hypnagogue.net/2016/12/29/metlay-fade/ That is all. Oh, except Mike is a numptie. Repeating that isn't a bad thing. #music #radiospiral #hypnagogue #fade #ambient

Well, the trick to writing a blog is getting people to read what you write. But the trick to that is to tell them where to read it, and to give them something to read. So! Here we are again, after literally years offline. Tonight on Spiral begins today on Spiral... in about an hour, actually. I am hijacking the RadioSpiral stream (http://radiospiral.net) for four hours for a mixture of live and prerecorded music, starting at 7/6/5/4 PM E/C/M/PT. You can find me here at the Ri

I'm so excited! We're a proper 24/7 station now and I'm going live in about an hour. We have a lovely Steampunk set (see picture) for me to host from in Second Life and of course, we have a great chat room for "real life" on our website - www.radiospiral.net I don't have time to write much, except to thank all the artists and listeners who've supported us until we got to the stage of our evolution. Let's hope it doesn't stop here! See you all tonight! #steampunk #spiral #radi

I am pleased to announce that I’ve been slated to appear in the ongoing series of Fog Music releases from netlabelAural Films. These releases number eight so far and have been scheduled ahead through the rest of 2014 and into 2015, to eventually total 24 hours of music in all. To quote the Aural Films site: “Aural Films presents “Fog Music.” A series of recordings inspired by the weather condition known as fog. Light and dark, wet and dry, this invasive event is a great sourc