Let’s start with another of those artists I downloaded and lost in the mix, only to have them pop up in shuffle to show me the error of my ways. (Trust me, there will be more…) Electronic landscapes give way to a touch of grimness as we move toward the end, but we’ll get kind of cinematic before we’re through, so it all turns out okay.

Start     Timothy Minneci, Procession, Harys
5.14       Gypsy Witch, Amnisiades Dreams, Elemental Dreams
21.30     Keith Richie, Neutrino, Ambient Highways
28.59    Volker Lankow, For Egil, Remembrance
40.20    Ruby Singh, Eutrophic Inception, Polyphonic Garden: Suite 1
49.49    T, Bargaining, Death Poems*
54.00    Skyence, We Burn, Two Windows
57.12     Parenthetical, Earth, Void
1.03.37  Mount Maxwell, Ring of Rushes, The People’s Forest
1.08.42  Those Damn Thieves, Intrusive Thoughts, Coherent
1.14.21  Shadowed Grace, Tales From The Golden Horde – Golden Child Of Future Past, E-Bliss
1.20.01  George Wallace, Far as the Soul Can See, The Art of Imagining

*The things you learn… When this was sent to me, it was in a message that read, in total, “Here you go,” followed by a link. Normally I dump that kind of thing. But I asked the artist what it was, and they responded, and I grabbed this good album. When I put it into the system, iTunes showed the artist as “T.” For whatever reason, I had put it into my folders under the artist’s name, Teemu Purhonen. Made for a helluva time trying to find the track to add it… When it came time to put links into the playlist, I went back into my email and found that the only info I had was that initial download link. No artist site, etc. I did some digging on our friend the interwebtubes before bothering to email the artist. (I love a challenge…or maybe I just hate to bother people.) Took a few tries because neither T nor Teemu Purhonen were coming up when added to “Death Poems” — and “Death Poems,” it turns out, is a pretty popular title on Bandcamp, but lo and behold, I finally found that Teemu recorded this and uploaded it under the name Telefantastico. In 2015. I wish I’d been able to tell this story on the show, but I do the shows well before I add the links. But now you know…