Ah, the elusive Seismologist. We can only talk him into producing tracks now and then, but every time he does, we weep. Seismo has been sighted playing shows recently, so perhaps a full-length is in the cards.

Plink has been compared to Halou, so it's cool to hear Ryan's (beautiful) take on a Plink song. Ryan and Rebecca have just released the Moths and Butterflies EP.

Defrag's first record is brilliant headphone-freakout chopcore, worthy of your possession. Defrag has a new record done and sitting on the shelf, but nobody knows when Invisible will release it. Until then, Jeff passes his days spewing profanity at Brad via IM.

You know him, you love him, you hope your children don't suffer from the same level of OCD as him. For god's sake go buy Alarmingly Lo-Fi.

Sean did the package design for The Sleeping Lines (and pretty much every other Wordclock release). His remix is credited to Little Kitten Space Girl, but that band is history. Sean is working on new, top secret music, and he just finished art directing the first performance of Roger Water's opera Ca Ira.

This remix is the first time I ever met my great grandfather.

Watchman Blue is lumpy.

Ross is the author of AudioMulch, our favorite audio program. The Plink record has Mulch in every corner, so it seemed natural to ask Ross to do a remix.

Bram wrote Tuareg - a simple, clever phrase sampler that got a lot of use when making the Plink record as well. Bram's latest software release is Tunafish.

The original version of "Swept Away" was recorded for The Sleeping Lines; we cut it because it didn't quite fit. But the song made it into most of our live sets, all feedback and volume. This remix is an appropriate companion piece.

mastering :: Kevin Hodge at Master Cutting Room
package/website :: Scott Evans
all songs ©2005 Sea Of Droids Music