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05.31.2k9
Ghost Face Geisha has wrapped up work on a handful of tracks. Expect to hear more on this (and the tracks themselves) in July as she makes her return to the ATX. She has also been working on the next batch of promotional plaques. There is a lot brewing, so keep the FSK’s tuned in and on time.
In other news, the organization P5Y is currently undertaking a large task for raising funds for world peace. Is world peace something you want and would actively be a part of?
Let me put it this way. How easy is it for you to use your blender to play your music? Not easy, is it? That’s because the blender, of course, was built for blending. Now, in a world where war is “the way of things”, a machine that becomes self-aware will most likely have been engineered for war. It will have been engineered to kill… and so killing will be the function it serves once it becomes self aware. AI is coming. If our technology becomes aware in a world at war, we die; in a world at peace, we may still die… but it is no longer the probable outcome. The T.Rex DigiLab suggests placing the chips on world peace. Here’s where to become a part of it:
Thanks goes out to BMFD, Jaya’s drummer and a local ATX entrepreneur. He has created the first T.Rex automaton. BMFD’s T.Rax Bot is now behind all mastering for the label. The first album to be digitally remastered by the bot is Schema’s debut EP “Conversation Pieces”. It is up on the Download Page at this very moment:
“Ghosts of Blood and Oil” has been uploaded to Last.fm. All three tracks can be downloaded in average quality 128kbps. This is the third of four triads in the upcoming “IO Teknika” album from San Jaya Prime. Those who want to purchase high quality cuts or listen to the album as it takes form (aiming for a July release) should visit the album’s page on Bandcamp here:
The next triad, “iHeartStalker”, should be released in late June. The final triad is scheduled to be opened up for free download at the end of July. Thanks goes out to Tricky Fish Photography for the photos that were used in creating the album cover, as well as to Quiccs who provided the font and to ObsidianDawn dot Com for the alchemy brushes.
05.14.2k9
Production has been wrapped up for the next few three-part singles from San Jaya Prime. While they remain to be mastered and lack album art, Jaya has created a fifteen-minute mix containing parts from each song. Right-click here, then save it to your computer and load it onto your MP3 player. You can also listen using the nice little flash button.
The first three songs from the mix have already been released on the “Party at Arizona Bay” single (available for free download here). Once all three of the singles are ready, they will be re-released as the full album “IO Teknika (in Four Movements)”. Tune back in at the beginning of June for the next of these triads–”Ghosts of Blood and Oil”.
