Yes , i do like what i hear , everything and including the kitchen sink

Love it, Michael!!

Sorry, I just left a message with no name. Best of luck, Dave T.

Different! Me likes different! The intro is strong but when the drums come in, they're non produced. If there's Bass, it's hard to tell. more bottom and big on the drums working together on that riff I think, would sound awesome. Vocal levels are not consistent. Great vocal though, I'm a fan!

:) Production sounds good, clean!!

Nice one very cool.

I re-recorded Proteus [I] to try and get the levels better. How does it sound now? Any feedback would be appreciated.

the more i listen to ur stuff, the more I like!!

hypnotic

Really love your sound on this tune

what kind of keyboard are you using? wicked guitar

Killer Synths & vocals....really nicely done. love the arps

Freaky!! and totally wicked.

Cool and sci-fi creepy

Great ambiance and tones here. I love the kaleidoscope of sounds.

I picked this because I wrote an electronica song named ether a few years back. I love the synth textures you have used here, and that noise and the ethereal sounds really add a sense of mystery. Cool track!

Great start! Love that sound. A melodica?

What kind of synthage used here? I like it.

Dig it. Sounds like toy music. In a good way. Very atmospheric.

The title drew me in... It goes from a vibe that sounds like electronic 'Yes' and then takes on a Dylan-esque quality... Fun!

Do you have any tricks you use to get the stereo vocals mixed well? It seems like every time I try, I bungle it up. I'm astounded how well lined-up the vocals on the left and right are. They're timed perfectly to each other.

The stereo vocal effect you use on this track is fantastic. I have a TV set I use for my computer monitor, and the left/right division is very clear, but the two voices mesh nearly perfectly.

That's some nice clarinet playing.. (I'm guessing it's a clarinet - whatever that wind instrument is..)

This is my favorite one of the bunch - it's eclectic enough to hold my attention for a full five minutes. That's pretty impressive, considering my limited attention spa-- hey look, a bunny! (wanders away)

I've heard rumors about the vocal recording technique you use, but you have to hear it to believe it. That's really nice -- encompassing stereo effect..

Wow. This is fantastic. That mellow organ that kicks in around 3.5 mins is really pleasant.

I love the glitchy electronic stew you create here. (British accents and dogs make everything better.) It reminds me a little bit of the "Magic Medicine" track from Incubus.

This one flows really well. Vocally, you hit some really nice notes in the higher register.

Okay.. It sounds like the vocalist from Drivin' N Cryin' singing with Phideaux backing up on the instruments..

This has been intriguing so far - now I want to go read the original books. Vocally, it's reminding me a bit of Phideaux.

The dueling vocals work really well here..

Totally agree with the Gumbo -- this needs a music video, with low budget puppets.

So far, a very catchy album. I like the whimsical approach to electronica you take here.

I love the tempo/time signature changes here - the twists and turns really hold one's interest.

This is catchy -- the instruments sound crisp and clear. If you're planning on doing any after-February rework on it, you may just want to change up the reverb on the vocals slightly, to get it to blend in more with the instrumental part.

That is the most awesome synth I've ever heard.

This completely rocks. Definitely is one of those 'brainworm' sort of tunes that I'll be humming at work for the next three weeks.

I want quantum knees. That sounds cool.

This totally kicks posterior. =)

This really appeals to my Irish half. There's something about Irish folk music that brings a smile to one's face.