The Signal Music Weblog

The Signal: EP065 - Songs of love, invisibility, and mosquitoes. Okay, maybe invisibility isn't prominent, but the other two are present.

Exciting news! Thanks to a new website called (in proper Web 2.0 style) Fiverr, I got hooked up with a professional voice actor named Art Carlson who supplied the podcast with an intro and outro bumper. I got the sound files this morning and was so eager to share them, I threw this mix together when I should have been sleeping. (Oh man, it's getting late. Tomorrow might hurt.) If you want to see what the world has to offer you for five bucks, check the site out.

Usual details apply. File is up for a limited time only. Track listing is in the id3 tags. This mix is a gift to you, the handful of friends who frequent this site. I hope you like it. Notes are below.

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The Signal: EP064 - A selection of music not-exactly-guaranteed to lead to mind-controlled happiness and the absence of will, but take a shot and try it anyway. We got highs and lows, ladies and gentlemen, highs and lows. And a requisite cover version.

All the notes are after the jump. The file is available for a limited time only. Tracklist is in the id3 tags. The world keeps on turning.

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I found out about Mutamassik via DJ /rupture and his split album with her stands as one of the best things he's put out. I loved her first album and was thrilled to find out that not only is there new music out from Mutamassik, it's being given away for free.

Pop over to wayne and wax to download Mutamassik's That Which Death Cannot Destroy. It's electronic with Middle Eastern sounds, some fuzz and static, and probably a fair amount of awesome.