Foxy Digitalis
Yesterday was a big day for the Foxy Digitalis universe as my new podcast, Songs of Our Lives – and one of my favorite things I’ve done in a long, long time – officially launched. Jeff Tobias was the perfect first guest. It’s engaging and hilarious and just a generally wonderful, educational listen, and I hope you’ll […]
Bandcamp Friday preparation continues during this hectic week at FDHQ. There will be a couple new offerings from the Jewel Garden (one of which you will hear now if you subscribe!), but details remain a moving target. There’s also these killer Jewel Garden logo tees to check out. As ever, all proceeds support Foxy Digitalis […]
It’s Wednesday, which means Foxy Digitalis Daily is getting weird over on Patreon (sign up!), and I’ve got a smattering of musical alchemy for everyone to dig through. Amber Meulenijzer Saab Fanfare (Edições CN) A unique combination of joyous reverie and lilting wistfulness throughout Saab Fanfare has stuck with me. Composed in collaboration with local fanfare ensembles in a […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon or subscribe to The Jewel Garden. Another week of abbreviated reviews, but all gems, all the time. A lot of self-released treats this week, which is always a beautiful thing. Forest Management Closing Credits (Self-Released) The hazy spaces between consciousness and sleep hum with […]
Foxy Digitalis depends on our awesome readers to keep things rolling. Pledge your support today via our Patreon. This week has felt extra long and I’m not sure why. I was telling someone that the level of tiredness I feel these days is beyond anything I’ve experienced, and I’m near certain I’m not even depressed. It’s just existential […]
On the opening track, “Baby, You’re Disharmonic,” the repeating synthetic vocal ‘ooohs’ are parasitic leeches, immediately stuck to my skull and creating a symbiotic relationship with my entire essence. Nostalgic synth pads creep in, rising like neon vapor into the midnight skies. In only three minutes, Anders Brørby creates an entire world. I can smell […]
It’s mid-April and it’s snowing outside right now, a real rarity for Tulsa. I’m over it, though. I’m over the cold, grey gloom in ways I never expected to experience. This kind of weather is usually my sweet spot, the place where I would choose to spend most of my days. Not this year. Not […]