Soulchasm

Here’s what I’ve been up to the last few days, a remix of Blue Stahli’s “Anti You” (which, incidently, you can get a copy of HERE AT FIXTSTORE.COM – and you SHOULD).

Guess what, guys and gals? I actually recorded vocals for a new song! And they don’t entirely suck, either. So, now on to mix and editing!

This is the last week to download the new TweakerRay Mix of All I Have To Give for free! Get yours now at soulchasm.bandcamp.com!

Join me on Facebook, won’t you? Oh, yes, and download this brand new remix by TweakerRay for the unbelievable price of FREE.

All I Have To Give (TweakerRay Remix) by Soulchasm

Here is the Soulchasm track featured on Surge and Subside. I hope you guys enjoy it and take a moment to buy this compilation. Every penny counts. Please share this with anyone you know who might like to be involved (and like good music to boot).

My Facade (soulchasm vs empty) by Soulchasm

Aphotic Audio have done a wonderful thing in putting together a compilation to benefit those suffering due to the recent massive flooding in Queensland, Australia (and following cyclones) and allowed me the honor of being involved with them on it. Every artist involved, around 40 of them, myself included, and Aphotic Audio have all agreed to hand over every penny of profit collected directly to those in need, and all you have to do to get involved is buy some cool music. If you go here you can check out the compilation, called “Surge and Subside,” and click through the link to buy, or go here to buy directly. There is a limited edition 2 disc pressing available for only $20.00, postage paid, as well as the digital release available for only $10.00. You can also buy individual tracks for $1.00. My Facade (Empty mix) is track 21 for those who want to just buy the song.

Here is the official press release:

“Surge & Subside is a FUNDRAISER compilation album, which showcases over 40 Electronic and Industrial tracks, spanning a double-CD and digital download pack. All proceeds from this album will be sent to the flood victims in Queensland, Australia.

All songs have been generously contributed by Australian and international artists including Angelspit, Assemblage 23, Psyche, Dismantled, ANGELTHEORY, Empty, iammynewt and many more. Everyone involved has been eager to put their music towards helping the people whose lives have been devastated by the overwhelming disaster of the Queensland floods.

There are hundreds of thousands of people who have been affected, including our friend Ken Evans of the band Tycho Brahe, whose home was severely damaged.

Visit surgesubside.com for more information.”

It’s quite a deal and goes a long way to help many people in need. Please join us by buying some cool music and even donating more money directly to the cause through the Surge and Subside website if you are able. Thanks for getting involved, guys and gals; I know you’ll help us do some good.

Cheers,

Eric

Soulchasm is now on Fixt! Just go HERE to get it! While you are there, you can check out other awesome artists, as there is really no shortage of things to choose from. Recommendations include: Celldweller, Blue Stahli, Tweaker Ray and Empty!

Okay, see, here’s the thing. I’m like most everyone else when it comes to the Matrix sequels: visually remarkable, revolutionary even, but spiraling into its own blithering philosophical notions to the point that Neo was basically battling himself in the end…oh, come on, really? We all know that the Matrix sequels should have gone Epic (that is with a capital E) growing in scope to the all out war, within the Matrix and without, but instead the stories imploded on their own pretension and self importance (and what the HELL was with the S&M stuff? Ah, that would have been Larry–oh, excuse me Lana–Wachowski’s doing, if Rolling Stone is to be believed–sorry, that was a side note). I remember going to see Reloaded and leaving the theater trying to convince myself that the movie was really good. Because it was supposed to be. It HAD to be. I mean, the Lord of the Rings trilogy only got better. Star Wars only got better (yes, yes, Ewoks aside). The Matrix, unfortunately, did not. It got worse, WAY worse. And the very, very WORST part for me? They don’t age well. Seriously, I’ve tried to watch them again recently and they’re actually worse than they were a few years ago. Sigh. So why would I ever want to see more done? For the aforementioned reasons, actually.

I’ll explain. Read more…

Just go here to Like Soulchasm, a lot. Share with anyone you think might dig, please, too, because I know you’re awesome like that. Thanks, guys and gals, see you there!