Cut of the Month is Faster Disaster. I've being telling you about their
brand of funny retro - revisionist rock. Now you can listen for yourself.
This song reminds me of Helios Creed. Maybe it's the title Zombie King..you
tell me

Speaking of Zombies, a few were in the studio checking a 5.1 mix for a new
X-Box game. nice!

Elizabeth Falconer, Aiko Shimata and MAKO, were in to record a full length
recording of Japanese, Okinawan and Hawaiian songs on sanshin, koto and
acoustic guitar. It's called Island Dreams. It's nearly done, so look for
it soon.

Through my UW classes, we are recording two personal projects I have wanted
to do for some time. The first is the Degenerate Art Ensemble doing an
impression of the Residents' Eskimo album. We are doing this for 5.1
surround sound playback. The second project is Monktail Creative Music
Concern with two parts to this project. The group is 24 people large and
consists of a double rhythm section. What we did is split the group in half
and recorded them in surround. Now we will put the 2 halves together to
create a neo-Ornette Coleman's Free Jazz experience. I'll let you know how
that works. The second part of this session is a surround recording of the
double rhythm section with solos overdubed without hearing the other
overdubs. Nice!

Gary Mule Deer was in the studio on tape as editing began on a new CD of
his comedy and a DVD version of his video demo. You may know Gary from Hee
Haw or Don Kirshners Rock Concert. If ye be of age.

The Dotted Line was in to tweak some mixes before heading to Munich

Nick Denke was in to record some drums for his new project. "I keep telling
him he's got to get out of the relationship because that projects just
taking all his money".

Jan Mahloch had me record her hypno therapy session for possible release.
This was a huge challenge as an engineer because you need to listen closely
to what is recorded, yet you need to stay awake!

David Ruff was in with me at Soundhouse to do two days of drum tracks with
Sean Mullen of Himsa. ROCK!

Alan Bishop stopped by to hack some Indian recordings together for the two
disc India Songs set due on Sublime Frequencies.

KEXP offered a few great in studio sessions with

Air
Iron & Wine
Mon Frere

lot's a french in there dontcha know.