Bit Depth

Another Electric Pizza concert I haven’t posted to the podcast, so getting it to your ears and really get to know what you’re in for with an Electric Pizza concert. If this makes you excited, then I’ve got news for you: the next Electric Pizza concert will be on February 3rd at the UCO Jazz Lab at 7:30pm. It is a free concert with free pizza. It’s also the same day that Power Cycle, the experimental electronic trio I’m in, will be releasing our first album of completely improvised music: Too Many Damn Cables. You can listen to the single on all streaming platforms right now, “A Beginner’s Guide to Arcane Summoning”. And if you’re not already following Power Cycle on the social media stuff, it’s @PowerCycleMusic on everything! Anyways, here’s the program that you’re gonna listen to/are already listening to:

1. Electric Pizza Theme Song by L. Keith White

Almost an entire year later, I’m finally putting this concert on the podcast. Power Cycle put on a concert at the UCO Jazz Lab on January 23rd, 2019. This is the audio from that. You can find the video for the concert on Power Cycle's YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLtL7SzbBYkgYvOKjZKO8rWm2XfGjyyD0o
This is also partially to get you excited about our upcoming album, Too Many Damn Cables, which will be released on February 3rd, and the single, “A Beginner’s Guide to Arcane Summoning”, will be released tomorrow! You’ll find it streaming everywhere, I hope.
1. Electric Pizza Theme Song by L. Keith White
2. New Piece for a New Year by L. Keith White and Power Cycle
3. Icicles by Santiago Ramones
4. Winter's End by J.R. Edwards
5. Heart of Spaces by L. Keith White and Power Cycle
6. Lepidoptera by Breck McGough
7. Looper Games by Santiago Ramones and Power Cycle  
The video was recorded at the University of Central Oklahoma Jazz Lab on January 23rd, 2019 - "Happy New Year!"  The audio was produced by Bryan Mitschell. The video was edited and produced by Infinitone Music, LLC - J.R. Edwards and Santiago Ramones.

Dylan Walling is a pianist and music teacher. He played with Haniwa, which is a band not active at the moment. We talked about music, why we do it, spirituality, morality, and politics. It was a really good conversation.

Well, this isn’t Bit Depth. But it does include Santiago Ramones. Sounds Welcome is a podcast by Kaelan Deese where he has music, news, interviews, social justice, and thought-provoking debates. This is actually the last episode of that podcast, and it features Jackson Fritts (with a short performance from him as Chameleon Factory), Tai Phan, Kaelan Deese, and myself, Santiago Ramones. We discussed our top albums of the decade, for which we each made lists.
A quick note about audio: there were some errors in the audio that caused random snippets of sound to be cut out, so you’ll likely hear audio dropouts at the ends of words or in the middle of sentences. I tried to clean it up as much as I could, but I can’t do much about missing sounds. Regardless, you can still pretty much understand everything, although Jackson and I had to share a microphone, so you’ll hear a lot of volume differences between us.
Lastly, I don’t have the other guys’ lists, but here’s mine, not in order of preference, but in order of release:
Gotye - Making Mirrors (2011)
Björk - Biophilia (2011)
Disasterpeace - FEZ OST (2012)
Death Grips - The Money Store (2012)
Woodkid - The Golden Age (2013)
Darren Korb - Transistor: Original Soundtrack (2014)
Modest Mouse - Strangers to Ourselves (2015)
Son Lux - Bones (2015)
Radiohead - A Moon Shaped Pool (2016)
clipping. - Splendor & Misery (2016)
Brand New - Science Fiction (2017)
Everything Everything - A Fever Dream (2017)
Moses Sumney - Aromanticism (2017)

Definitely check out Sounds Welcome:
https://anchor.fm/kaelan-deese

Mars joins me again and we talked about anything and everything - from food and condiments, to the Internet, to famous people, and many more things. You can find Mars on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/punk_crocs/

Mars is a musician and college student and we talked about music, morality, feminism, and sexual education. You can find Mars on Instagram, on which you can also find their music on Spotify: https://www.instagram.com/punk_crocs/

Eli Rawson is back and we talked about a range of things, like free will, having difficult conversations with different religious views, Andrew Yang, and video games! You can find all of Eli’s stuff on twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/dungeonmastereli 

Eli Rawson is a Dungeon Master and gamer who is slowly growing his Twitch channel, DungeonMasterEli. However, Eli recently found his way out of the church, and having been raised as a Southern Baptist, his story was something I really wanted to discuss, having experienced something similar myself. So get to know Eli, and then go watch his stuff on Twitch! https://www.twitch.tv/dungeonmastereli

In September of last year, I had Breck McGough on my podcast. I figured I’d repost his episode with some of his music at the end to promote his Graduate Composition Recital which is tonight at 7:30pm in Radke Fine Arts Theater at UCO - 100 North University Drive, Edmond, OK 73034, Edmond, OK 73034.
The pieces at the end are “Lullaby”, “Psychokinetoscope: Hommage a John Carpenter” and “Roses in December: In Memoriam Kathleen Rose”.
Breck McGough is a composer and singer that I know through UCO. We’re in a trio of electronic music called Power Cycle, which includes Jonathan Edwards (Bit Depth 126). Breck and I talked about music and spirituality. You can find some of his music on his SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/breck-mcgough

Cory and Terry come by once again and we talked about something that I’ve been wanting to talk about for a while: why are people in America so bad at failing? We get into Incels, entitlement, politics, social media, and a vast variety of things that’ll make you think about things differently. Terry is not pimping himself on social media at the moment, but you can find what Cory does through the company he works for: https://www.offgridenterprises.org/