Striking Sparks Off the Moon: Home of Tomorrow's Man

The brandy-new flavors landing page of Tomorrow’s Man

via Tomorrow’s Man.

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Sitting outside listening to the birds, I realize I’ve never before heard a woodpecker so clearly in my still life.

As much for my memory as for pooting my own horn, unveil’d wherein the

Finnegans Brew homepage

Much love and love to Mike H for the as-usual-awesome FB logo

NOTE:  For the origin of FB recipe names consult this reference.

CHEERS!

Although preliminary, after two years and nine months this feels like a milestone:

Hoistman’s Heap is hands-down more entertaining than Pilgrim’s Progress and arguably as inspirational.  Though much shorter than Bunyan’s religious allegory (the album clocks in at about 1/2 hour), Heap’s a lovely, lush collection of excellent contemporary Sunday-morning short-form compositional/generative braintronica…and as of this writing the album’s free to boot.

Take a listen and go git’er!

I have the great pleasure to be teaming up again with longtime collaborator Amy Ketchum — the soul siren who lent her stunning vocals to “Nocturnal Requiem” — for what will surely be oodles of sonic fun and gorgeousness in 2009.

For a teaser checkout Amy’s MySpace page for her mix of our first new collaboration, a sexy-as-hell cover version of “So Alive” by Love and Rockets.

The everlovely “Nocturnal Requiem” is available thru Amie Street on the Absinthe of Light EP.

Tomorrow's Man - Absinthe of Light EP

Feverishly working to get tomorrowsman.com up and running and relevant again, so I’ve spent the last 48 hours working on content of all types, including archived articles, older books, free album releases, artwork, and videos. I can’t even link to’em all — just check out the links to the right.

One page I’ll pimp is that of my New Year’s Day 2004 interview on WORT FM; somehow, I managed to embed a media player without blowing up the internet. Sweet.

Cheers,
TMan