Last Summer is officially out now on my Bandcamp! We're having a listening party for it tonight at 8PM EST, so if you're available in the next few hours of this post going live, come hang out with me and the Somnolians! I'll be sharing some fun tidbits about how I made the album and all that good stuff. (It's also streaming now on YouTube, if you prefer to listen to your music as videos. No word on if I'll publish this one through RouteNote like I do my normal aphrodisiac stuff, though that Read more
Hey gamers. I'm a little hung over (Somnolians, let me know if you want a sauced 35 minute rambling Letters From Cammy dropped on your heads), but I've finally got a day off, I've announced it to the group already after it having been a secret for a few weeks off from two months now, I think it's time to announce this one publicly. Coming December 8th, the first new music from me in four, almost five, years will be coming out: Last Summer, a defictionalized EP from the MP3.com success story Read more
Happy December, happy Bandcamp Friday! I cleared out my wishlist: Given how the site has been shuddering a little internally lately, I felt it might be a good time to buy a bunch of albums I've been meaning to (I always pay extra because I'm a sap like that) and download them for safekeeping. Was jamming to Vansire this morning. Got something musical myself on the way in a bit. Stay tuned. Read more
So it's been nearly a year since I last streamed, at least according to YouTube. I used to stream all the time, but I just got so exhausted and I wasn't having much fun with them, so I quit, and I haven't had much reason to pick them back up because I'm either busy or we're having a group call, and that takes care of my "interacting in voice with the group" quota, really. Jake linked a cheap chinese HDMI capture device he apparently successfully used to stream Xbox Minecraft a few months back, Read more
One of the most striking memories I have of college is wandering out to north campus late at night, almost off campus altogether, and noting the sky. Across the street, you could see the stars. No light hit the grass or the parking lot of whatever industrial facility was over there. You turn back to campus, and the sky was instead an ugly haze of navy blue and orange from lights that only turned off when the sun was there to light things up instead. I think about light pollution a lot. I don't Read more
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