NEWS

   CacheFlowe:

I played Denver's Westword Music Showcase 2 years ago,which is when I debuted the stationary bicycle laptop stand. I might play again (with new stagecraft) if you vote for me. I'm in category #31: http://polls.westword.com/polls/den/musicshowcase/

The CD's been out for a bit, but we're finally throwing a release party and celebrating with Starkey, who wrote a great remix for the EP. Click the flyer for more info:

I've been doing a bad job updating my news section here, but lots of great things have been happening. My record label Plastic Sound Supply has been quite active, putting out exciting new releases and receiving great international press. Check back soon for Scaffolding's incredible new album "Narratives", that features remixes by myself, Michael Fakesch and Kero. I've also got lots of big shows coming up, starting at the CU Boulder planetarium, then the opening night of the Communikey electronic music/arts fest, then opening for Starkey in Denver at my official release party for Cache, Stacks & Queues. Check my live page for more info on upcoming shows, and stay tuned!

XLR8R posted the opening track from "Cache, Stacks & Queues" on their web site, and featured it as the 2nd track on their November sampler CD. Big thanks to the fine folks at XLR8R. Check out the free download and mini-review here.

I've released a new dubstep / glitch hop EP called Cache, Stacks & Queues. Check out the unofficial press release:

With his new EP, "Cache, Stacks & Queues", CacheFlowe explores the experimental side of dubstep and glitch hop. A heavier take on his broken beats, CS&Q represents CacheFlowe's return to a sound that might just be called dance music in some circles. Collaborations with Machinedrum, Starkey, and Brer Rabbit from the Flobots round out the experimental street beat sound of the release. True to his style, CacheFlowe's 3rd solo release provides lots of surprises amidst the head-nodding beats.

Preview the album at the official web site:
http://plasticsoundsupply.com/release/cacheflowe_-_cache_stacks_and_queues/

I wrote the soundtrack for Jookt, a new internet tv channel that covers high school sports. It's got dubstep and breakbeat rhythms made completely out of sports sounds. Check it out at YouTube here.

I recently wrote a remix for my good friends A Shoreline Dream, who wrote a beatiful track with Ulrich Schnauss. I gave their shoegazer tune a dubstep restyling... Shoestep? You be the judge. Preview my remix here.

Subscribers to XLR8R magazine received a CacheFlowe remix with their magazine this month. Check out the sampler CD if you get it, and read the review they wrote for it here.

We've released our new album that I've been working on for 2 years with Scaffolding, Wayne Winters, Snowblinded and Movax. An awesome team effort. Check it out here: http://plasticsoundsupply.com/release/the_reprogramming_project/

We're throwing a party for my upcoming CD release, and one of my favorite electronic artists, Machinedrum, is flying in from Brooklyn, NY to play with us. The party is also my going-away party, as I'm supposed to be going to live and work in Berlin for 3 months for my day job. I hope you can come and check it out on March 1st in Denver.

The friendly folks at ManiaTV used some clips of my song "Ahh... Huh?" for a station promo. Check out the video on youtube.

My good friend Sean Byrd just released his awesome new album. Check out more info here, and check it out on iTunes.

As our first release under Plastic Sound Supply, we packaged up a dj mix I performed in July at a freak party in Denver. Check out the tracklisting and download it here.

Some friends and I have started a new record label / multimedia outlet, featuring boutique, limited edition art.

My good friend Sean Byrd's putting out a really great full-length album called "Close Enough". He asked me to do a remix, and it was my pleasure to return the favor. Check out the remix on my myspace page: click ->

I built myself a fancy new web site. Hope you like it!

I worked with Ryan from A Shoreline Dream to write and record the soundtrack for Factory Labs' new web site and demo reel.

The Chapel Hill rock band Cities had me do a remix for them, to be on a cd with some awesome artists like Daedelus, Ladytron, and ISAN. Buy it for $6 at Yep Roc records.

I just did a remix for my good friends A Shoreline Dream. They're an awesome shoegaze rock band from Denver - check them out! You can buy the remix on CD from Latenight Weeknight records and on mp3 from iTunes. More info here.

Thanks to j-sin for a great review.

The excellent web zine Connexion Bizarre gave my album a really nice review. Check out their site for great indie music reviews.

Three CacheFlowe tracks are featured on the new Palmer Snowboards web site, along with tunes from three other local bands.

Denver band A Shoreline Dream has released a CD single for their song Love Is A Ghost In America. It features 3 remixes - one by CacheFlowe. The CDs are being distributed by Filter Magazine. Listen to the CacheFlowe mix here.

a new Nobot Media compilation with 2 CacheFlowe tracks is exclusively released with the brand new issue of Sherbert Magazine. Get yourself a copy from Sherbert or other retailers.

thanks much to Robbie of the band Cities for writing this very nice review. stay tuned for a cacheflowe remix on an upcoming Cities remix album.

I'm way excited to get some attention from the excellent local weekly paper the Westword.

thanks go to ron at textura.org for a very nice review by a great online music magazine.

much thanks to michael roberts at the westword for a very nice review in the best and biggest local music/culture mag.

much thanks to mark at igloo for a wonderful review. here's a snippet: "... Austere hip-hop vibes shake hands with skittering drum and bass rhythms while sipping sparkling soda with fractured 8-bit electronics. It's one of those parties where you're not quite sure if you know anyone in the room...

my first full-length album is out on nobot media! much thanks to tony cozzi for the amazing design, twerk for amazing mastering, and everybody's support along the way. you can buy the cd at nobot media and listen to audio samples on my music page

the sequel to the first dojo remix cd: adaptation. a wide variety of local denver hotness

factory labs licensed a few loops for use in a new web site run by SIA

check out the press section for the printed copy or click the link above to see the online version. thanks dojo!!! working on a second remix as we speak.

local video production group an-ism has used a performance by myself and dj idiom as the soundtrack to a very cool dvd documentary of the (mostly) local graffiti scene.

I've launched an internet radio station that plays only local experimental electronic music from colorado, usa. there's also a calendar and messageboard in case you're wondering what's happening in the local realm of wacky electronic music.

denver, colorado hip hop group dojo just released a great remix album featuring other local artists. excellent artwork design by an-ism

nobot media's and my first 12" release got reviewed in grooves magazine.

i've recently done remixes for dojo, george and caplin, tyler potts, equulei, and my dad's band from 1977: timestream.

nobot media has just released their second offering: a beautiful 12" vinyl record with 2 equulei tracks and a cacheflowe remix

nobot media just released their first cd compilation featuring extraordinary local (denver, co, usa) talent as well as tracks by hefty recording artist twine and ohm resistance label owner submerged. "for human ears only", is a collection of downtempo tracks that have live (lots of guitar) and electronic elements. it's available at nobot media dot com and many colorado outlets. get em while they're hot!

flipped the equulei track upside down and inside out using only mangled source material from the original song (besides one small synth sound). nutty flip hoppiness

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