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Monthly Archives: November 2011
New Comforting Skin soundtrack review
Alan Rogers over at Reel Music just posted a very eloquent and insightful review of my “Comforting Skin” soundtrack. I know this soundtrack won’t be for everyone (unless you already love Schnittke, Pendercki and Crumb!) but Alan clearly took the time to listen to the score and really understood it. One of the stand-out tracks [...]
Welcome to My New Abode
It’s been a long time coming, a new, more contemporary and cleaner design for my website, easier to manage thanks to WordPress. The site is not completely formed, but it couldn’t stay offline for too long, so here we go and content, pictures and other design elements will easily be added over the next little [...]