“Created like a star collapsing, Yonbre Netz's new album was first composed on a Nintendo 3DS traveling and then came to fruition as a massive outward explosion, a ritual in creation between multiple music scenes from around the world. The result is a nebula of finite textures and asymmetric rhythms weaving together into an hypnotic stream of consciousness; stunningly beautiful emotions juxtaposed with an evolving craft. “- Jeffery Wentworth Stevens, Multidim Records 

Fort Collin's Rich Fordham is a multi-instrumentalist from Ohio whose sound is shaped by deep Appalachian roots and an adventurous, exploratory spirit. Drawing from the rhythmic storytelling of traditional mountain music, Fordham blends electric textures with 12-string, synth-guitar, banjo, and slide guitar, into performances that feel both grounded and expansive.

Dream of Time is underwater music. At times ethereal and sunlit, others deep and sprawling, the project blends elements of shoegaze and folk to create dreamscapes through sound.

Hailing from the dynamic and culturally rich music scene of Denver, Colorado, Machète Mouth is an eclectic musical force poised to redefine the boundaries of genre. With a distinctive sound that seamlessly blends blues, electronic synth, and various eclectic influences, Machète Mouth's sonic explorations create a mesmerizing tapestry that captivates audiences and defies categorization. At the heart of Machète Mouth's artistic vision is an unwavering commitment to authenticity and creativity, enriched by the deep roots of Afro Diasporic influences with Story telling and call n response.

classic rock via ambient pedal steel 

Conceived within the misty marshes and wetlands of the Willamette Valley, coalesced with the untamed arroyos and sky shattering peaks of the Rockies

Muffin Durango Scenario

is a new project embracing and embodying honest emotional storytelling matched with years of jazz fusion and experimental electronics.

The concept of BRODEGA is controlled chaos - Where drums and bass meet unpredictable ideas adding analog synthesis and sound design. The idea started when Dean booked a studio session to improvise music using deep low end bass tones, and decided to ask Brett to add his drumming, and Michael to add some extra textures using analog synths and samples. Nothing was rehearsed, the trio just got together and started making music that combined elements of dub reggae, world beat, rock and electronic psychedelic soundscapes mashed into an unpredictable sonic palette.

Field Theory is an improvising electroacoustic chamber trio exploring the sonic intersections of acoustic instruments and electronic processing. Drawing inspiration from ambient music, free jazz, and classical traditions, the trio features Phil Panos on musical saw and electronics, Jess Garrett on violin and electronics, and Sarah Christiansen on flute and electronics. Known for emotionally resonant performances, their music unfolds in a dynamic interplay of organic timbres, spatial textures, and evolving electronic landscapes, moving through pieces with varied moods.

Yegarma is the music project of Alex Soveroski, from Laramie WY. Other people have appeared on/in Yegarma, but currently it's a solo operation. Live performances are primarily new/unreleased material.

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