Add to the short list of classic Spacemusic albums exploring the
relationship between electronic and acoustic music PATH OF
LEAST RESISTANCE (61'51") by Craig Padilla and Zero Ohms.
For this project, Padilla has refined his dense and energetic
style nearer to the level of the sleek and serene flute playing of
Zero Ohms. Together, the duo explores areas they may not have
ventured into on their own. Their music, comprised of dreamy
interludes and tonal narratives, is spacious and uncluttered.
Both minimal and expansive, the seven tracks on PATH OF
LEAST RESISTANCE float across and into each other in an
infinite, gentle mix - to which Zero Ohms introduces the soft
whisper of flutes while Padilla provides a foundation of
sustained synthesized notes, chords, and progressions. The
album is beautiful, full of commanding synth-borne melodies,
warming flute trills and the echo of otherworldly rituals
throughout. At times tranquil, somnolent ambient meditation,
while elsewhere a pulsing cybernetic entity, the Craig
Padilla/Zero Ohms collaboration is locating new paths and
branches of sonic exploration.

Tune in to STAR'S END this weekend for music from PATH OF
LEAST RESISTANCE by Craig Padilla and Zero Ohms

For more on PATH OF LEAST RESISTANCE, access:
http://www.lotuspike.com

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Orbital Decay - Back in Time II - Radio Concert

Terry Furber (synths) and Scott Watkins (guitar) create
Spacemusic as the duo Orbital Decay. Their music references
the contemporary electronic music of the '70s, yet charts
unexplored territory in both mood and in sound. The duo has
performed locally on the STARSEND and EMUSIC radio
programs and at Soundscapes, Gate to Moonbase Alpha, Moog
on the Moon, The Feedback and The Gatherings Concert Series'.
Orbital Decay will reprise last year's "Back in Time Concert" on
the 10.30.05 broadcast of STAR'S END. Tune in for the live radio
concert.

For more on Orbital Decay, access the STAR'S END Profile:
http://www.starsend.org/orbitaldecay.html

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Clocks Back One Hour This Weekend - 10.30.05

STAR'S END will be one hour longer this weekend as Daylight
Saving Time ends on Sunday 30 October 2005, at 2:00:00 AM
local standard time. Please turn your clock back one hour this
Saturday Night/Sunday Morning while you listen to STAR'S END.

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STAR'S END broadcasts every Saturday night/Sunday morning
from 1am-6am (EST) on:

88.5fm WXPN Philadelphia, PA
88.1fm WXPH Harrisburg, PA
90.5fm Worton/Baltimore, MD
104.9fm Allentown, PA

and live on the web...

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Chuck van Zyl
Host of STAR'S END Ambient Radio
http://www.starsend.org