The soundscapes took me to a different dimension, a different place. After the ride of The Storm at the Belltower, I need a cigarette. In the Haunted Parking Lot, the vocals at the end made me cry. It really moved me, got to me, hit something deep. That doesn't happen to me often. -- Kristen Anderson, daughter of symphony conductor, The Plant Based Network

 

Don’t let anyone tell you you are not a Magician. Your music and tastes are revelatory to me. The music you play especially. I listen on headphones while I’m writing or meditating. I can hear your fingers! It feels like I’m in the room, basking in your energy, I am alive! I see the value of metal, especially the vibrations over and over, it’s liberating and freeing and meditative and when your hands are on the guitar, wow- I feel undefeatable . Please don’t stop. -- Ernie Vecchione, screenwriter and author, (Sex Ed, Devil's Catch, The Amish Girl) IMBD

"Sleepwalking in Snowdrifts" makes me feel a 'great' salt flat vibe.... (N. central Oklahoma) -- Alan Trenary

"Sun and Moon:" Wow! This sounds like a background track to a late '60s poetry reading in a candle-lit squat, air redolent of patchouli oil and weed. -- Ian Gray, musician, married to famous musician Claire Lynch, project manager at Lansdowne Electronic

"We Are Earth:" Lovin' it! The music has got that crunchy stoner vibe, with a dark hue I can appreciate. -- Billy Goate, editorial board at Doom Charts, Editor and Chief at Doomed and Stoned

"For Russia" Fitting title - I can hear it as theme music for a remake of Dr. Zhivago. -- Charles Benslay, US Navy

"For Russia" thank *you for bringing the good feeling and most of all Surprise! -- Pablo Schwartz, airport

"For Russia" Dark and mysterious, menacing. Makes me wish I was a movie maker, i would use this somewhere. -- Ed Silberman, who composes Purim Spiel musicals

"Storm in the Belltower" That's really good and I can't think of anything to compare it to. Maybe early Sonic Youth, or Half Japanese --Rogan Russell Marshall, musician and filmaker