this is pure joy,.. it has such a twang that gets emphasized by some kind of tape manipulations it is amazing --- thanks for the upload-

great work pure data is kinda difficult for me to make massive constructions due to the complexity of the details that have to be correct when working with it but pure data is a great program -- :)

Lovely atmospheric sound on an instrument that has always intrigued me.

great 000 it has a kind of textured effects to it.

My first experience with a mountain dulcimer was one that was refretted with glued on bits of wire to make each step 65 cents instead of the usual 100 cents. I like your calming playing. It is like a conversation with friends by a fire under the starry sky.

This has a distant, lonesome, Ry Cooder-like feel. Like driving through the desert.

Sounds like something I might've done with my fretless, back in the old tape days. Lovely!!

just excellent --- this is art for me-- I love this. --- :)

Crazy cool

wow-- just intense this is--

this has some interesting turns going on and looping too.-- so this was a physical thing with tapes. -- great. lots of work here /// I might make things like this with my tape collection after I have them digitized I guess--

I never know what to say on these... except "interesting listen"... And this one was... I've also discovered they make a good soundtrack to working at home... not what I was expecting at all!

Not sure what is going on, but your tracks definitely sound interesting

great.. this is sounding more experimental then avant garde .. not that I have ever been able to tell the difference them at times- What were those original words you spoke.. I sorta think I know what you said but yeah Have to make sure.

I hadn't realised Colleen was listening same time... I was off checking out Mary Oliver... but yes, after the initial scratchiness that I got used too, I agree, very quickly the cacophony did seem "normal" to me and even commonplace... and the poem Egrets (I had to look up what an Egret was, I didn't know! I knew the word, but not that it was a white bird) ... that kinda emphasised it... there was magical, but normal, and natural, stuff going on, and even the cacophony itself was natural - as in not necessarily man-made - the thorns and mosquitos...

I read the description and thought "ummmm, ok"... and, indeed, it did start like that for me. But then it was strangely compelling.

Somehow this is a perfect representation of how "noisy" our daily lives are, and how the cacophony seems almost normal.... Cool stuff here

I started listening to this the day before but had to do something it was getting off to a great start --- I am back to finish.. and listen to the beginning again..

subtle creativity going on .. it is most minimal in nature I like that --- I will post here with I said on the fb group..--- yeah not other.. worldly but between that other worldly and this worldly-- It is .. intense I find the saw sound often with feedback 'extreme' delay settings on the supernova. 0--0 I have come to look for the buzzsaw = sound in the digital delay settings on my machine. It is a balance of feedback and feedthru that makes it what it is. for me. this is a great because I hear my sounds there too. but this is totally controlled and out of flux where when I make the buzzsaw .. it is in constant change .. with nothing regular about it at all .. yours it the regularity that sets the song apart.

nice stuff. here.

Love the sound of your guitar on this plus the line 'stand around here waiting to die...' fabulous!

Kavin that's beautifully played and sung and spoken. Love the feel and the last line!

Kavin beautiful interpretation and choice! Going on your RPM?

Kavin enjoyed your set, the ideas are flowing and developed. Acoustic vamp contrast nice midway as well as all the sparkling energy at end. Going to check out the festival video which is at https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLjiWJF83CBimfFtaVbPXHU9C_wcbYnMih

You've got some good life in these songs. If your intent was subtle Christian you hit it meaning it comes off in a nice way without seeming pushed down the throat.

Raw and interesting, Leonard Cohen like at times in delivery and a nice kind James McMurtry.

Dig this a lot - again very earthy, organic quality in what you do.

Nice cover with a sense of your own thing. Nice earth in this Justin.

Neat groove and some dark, I hear a kind of Jefferson Starship influence, perhaps it's in us all. Thanks very much for your several recent comments re my trax. There's no good way to thank someone other than post a comment for them and perhaps that's a good thing. Best with your muse Gene!

picturesque and Satie 100 years in the future.

Like dissecting sound in the trees Roger, really interesting.

Pretty neat - loss of power and found Derrek Bailey on the way:)

Kavin this is right out a fusion in one of the great duo albums of Towner/Abercrombie, wonderful vibe and feel.

Clever lyricism Merry Bear. Dead pannish and Lyle Lovett like feel and delivery. Thanks for the nice comment earlier and sorry to have to had trashed but reposted as I thought there were glitches in first upload. Appreciate the listen and like this one.

Theatrical and remniscent of Meat Loaf and late Freddie Mercury at times in delivery, feel. Thanks very much as well Andrew for the nice words on some my trax.

Diggin it - cbg giving great tonal noise floor to the space storm. Like the middle interlude interplay.

Bill like your graphic on this. Mixes are quite creative, you really paint tonality each week.