In the works...

Insect Factory/RST split 7", Miss Mandible "Live In The Middle East" cdr, A.R. Plovnick DVD-r

Concord Ballet Orchestra Players- Flying Together CD-R

A krautsploitation super kollektiv (membranes of The Lothars, Reports, Bobb Trimble Band, Shrinking Islands, Most Bitter, and a rotisserie-style menu of special guests), featuring drums, organs, theremin, guitars, and more drums. Zuckerzeit!

Insect Factory- Lost Pets Come Home CD-R

32 minutes of lo-fi homespun fuzz sculpting. Slow and humid, just like, uh, the weather.

Insect Factory- Air Traffic Control Sleep CD

Studio recorded full-length compact disc. "Evoking the incessant progress of a plane via constant forward motion, the piece opens with soothing oscillations and raindrop guitar, then morphs into a cavernous drone. The soft roar is both safe and eerie, much the way an aircraft's gentle drift belies its precariousness." -Marc Masters, THE WIRE

Insect Factory- Ghosts Above A Warm Pond CD-R

Moonlit warm winter glow, recorded live in December 2006. Soft guitar joined by chord organ, percussion, and Farfisa.

Forbes Graham- Invocation of a Quadrilateral CD-R/b>

Trumpet and computer compositions that explore vast territories of micro-climates with extended techniques. "Don Cherry meets the Mego sound" -Indieworkshop.

As an added bonus, download "in the game 2 win the game" EP, previously issued as a 3"cdr on soundeternalsound.

Insect Factory- Snowflakes 3" CD-R

an extended "cassingle" now digitized and micro-formatted. Crystalline harmonic cycles with a backdrop of frigid stars. Grade-A sonic Yule log.

Earthensea CD-R

Four serious time-stretchers from Jacob Long (Mi Ami, Black Eyes). Sure to intrigue appreciators of the dense violin strands of Tony Conrad, the still-water shimmerings of Phill Niblock, and the stereopathic drones of Growing.

Insect Factory/DJ Rain CD-R

one long Fripp/Eno inspired guitar track from Insect Factory. then DJ Rain presents a series of electro-acoustic home plunkings, layered guitar sampling, tape and radio transfers, and an on-site manipulation of an aeolian wind harp sculpture by the enigmatic Das Kitchen groop at Forest Hills Cemetery.