Diode Zone

From "Ritual Escape" suite comes the final track, Eye C Things. Fluid and rambunctious in spite of the 5-note scale used throughout.

I was supposed to be working on another project (an album of folk songs), but this one exploded from my creative center.

Here's the musical framework for all the tracks on this suite:

From "Ritual Escape" comes the opening track, Fluff Your Stuff. I was supposed to be working on another project (an album of folk songs), but this one exploded from my creative center.

All virtual instruments by Fluffy Audio and nearly all from Echoes of the Earth. Real and virtual instruments played by Stan Stewart.

Boreal Toad Anaxyrus boreas ssp. boreas these little cuties (this one is not full sized) have been on the acreage since we moved in in the early '70s. I've seen some over the years when they bask in gravel (in front of the house for example) but most often I hear them in vegetation or in the rock garden, but can't get a look! This is the first time I've seen one in water! in this pool on a tarp. I thought it was just chilling there, but then started wondering if it was able to climb up the tarp, so I put a couple of boards to let it climb out if it wanted. When I went back a little later, I didn't see it- wondered if it might be hiding under the boards but hoped it had got out. The next day it was definitely gone, so, success!

This War of Mine - The Last Broadcast playthrough

the cozzie sr5 / manual / no clutch applied. 2:46.681

Let This Spell Burrow Her Way Into Your Body Like a Worm. Let Her Metastasize and Grow Roots. Let Her Create a Feeling So Powerful And So Painful, That She Consumes Your Heart. Let Her Speak. Listen to Her. And Become Her. Manifest Her Into Flesh. Let Her Be Seen By All.

my biggest unboxing.

Companion article here: https://boilingsteam.com/distro-for-gaming-cachy-os-takes-over/

Video for the performance comparison: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4DT2Z5QY8mE

This War of Mine - The Last Broadcast playthrough