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09.22.10The Utica Flower Company 2.0(Finally) Available for free download! here: http://quixodelic.com/site/category/the-utica-flower-company/ Okay, let's do this again... A BRIEF HISTORY OF THE UTICA FLOWER COMPANY2.0 Through the winter of 2006 and spring of 2007 I made a lo-fi psychedelic-pop record called 'The Utica Flower Company' with three guys from Cozy Home Records - Paul Burnout (The Real Burnouts), Bobby Rogan (Fig Mints of Your Imagination), and Luke Humann (Arthur Rules). It wasn't released until a year later through the Cozy Home, but looking back I'm still very fond of that haphazard little collaboration. The title track on the record was about a secret basement beneath a flower shop where 'revolutionary ...
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07.17.10Warchalking – s/tDownload it for FREE at: quixodelic.com/site/category/warchalking/ Listen to 'Diving Bell': [audio:http://www.daydreamgeneration.com/MP3/Warchalking-DivingBell.mp3] Finally... The debut Warchalking record, written and recorded during 2007, now available as a free download zip at the link above. Continue Reading...
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10.08.08KALEIDONAUTS: Kris & Smally On The Making Of “Tigermouse”1 Seed Smally: "Seed" originally began as just that - a seed of a line that I had stuck in my brain that "the apple bites back". One afternoon round about the mid-point of writing the record I had a bit of time to kill so I wrote and recorded a song called "The Apple Bites Back" - it wasn't really meant as a Tigermouse track, more a stupid little song to fill some space with all the music you can hear on "Seed", and layers of vocal melodies singing throwaway lines like "I think this time I bet you wish ...
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09.11.08KALEIDONAUTS – TigermouseOut Today!KALEIDONAUTS: TigermouseFREE download today from the Quixodelic Store link at the top of the site (from approx 10pm UK time)It's a long story but I'll endeavour to keep it as brief as possible as there will no doubt be plenty more said about "Tigermouse" in due course. It began with a Jon of The Atom/Wheelies collaboration in January 2007. Mid-2007 we tried to get a Daydream Collective mass-international collaboration off the ground, trading tracks across the oceans, but there just wasn't enough wind in the sails and it died a death before it had even begun. Little did we ...