I released my first record, Love Like Life In Miniature, under the name Super Science in 2000. It was years ago and I was a very young man, so it’s been lost in The Sands Of Time. You can now listen to it and buy it, if you’d like to, from my shop. The digital edition has a new cover image by the massively talented Cailan, as well as a bonus remix of Jason Sweeney’s Other People’s Children project that I did in the same period.
Love Like Life In Miniature (Reissue)
It’s New Year’s Eve and I’m about to head off to play a show right before midnight at Schoolhouse Studios in Abbotsford. For some reason it occurred to me that I should probably throw something nominal up on my chronically neglected website before the year’s out.
So, I just wanted to say thanks to anyone who’s checked in here occasionally for being interested in what I’m doing. My new record has obviously taken a lot longer than I said it would, but if I look back on my two years in Melbourne with a certain amount of generosity then it looks like I’ve been busy the whole time. I’ve spent the most man hours learning to be a better producer, and getting together a live show that I’m happier with.
2012 already looks good from here. I’ll be heading to Mona Foma in January as a resident DJ, as well as finishing up the words to this ‘new’ record. Lots more stuff in 2012, I hope.
Thanks again.
Super Science - What’s The Use In Weeping Underwater?
I’m getting closer to finishing my new record, but I also got to thinking that after all this time I should swallow my cringe and collect some of my old Super Science songs into an ‘early recordings’ online release. Here’s a preview track. I made it eleven whole years ago. It makes me feel funny to think about it.
There’s an early version of an unreleased CtK track on this benefit compilation for the Tohoku earthquake, put together by & Records in Japan. Click the image for the iTunes link.
