What's new with TWISTED HELICES?

August 5, 2006: The BC Guys have used the song Lynno and Reeno as a backdrop to their skating/biking video.
April 3, 2005: Still on a hiatus due to the nature of my science. I have been recording and creating different kinds of music but haven't found time to put it up yet. In any event, others have been remixing some of the stuff I've put and I've started creating a list of contributions.
October 4, 2001: After a long hiatus having to do with my new professorship position, I finished Renaissance: Art, Philosophy, and Science, one of my most ambitious songs!
January 31, 2001: The songs Love: infatuation in a societal guise and Relationships: the lie within a sado-masochistic ritual were published as part of the second alt.music.4-track compilation.
December 2, 2000: Put up a preliminary version of Renaissance: Art, Philosophy, and Science.
September 22, 2000: Put up another song, Relationships: the lie within a sado-masochistic ritual, the third song from Twisting in the Wind.
August 16, 2000: Put up another song, Love: infatuation in a societal guise, the third song from Twisting in the Wind. This is a fairly accessible song and features some interesting acoustic guitar work, in my view.
July 22, 2000: After a long hiatus (more than three years), the second song, Oppression: the thought police are coming, from the second album, Twisting in the Wind is up, clocking in under eight minutes. This is a difficult song. The rest of the album has been written and some of it has been sequenced; the only thing left to is the actual recording.
May 5, 1998: Updated the discography section to include three compilations featuring TWISTED HELICES' music.
October 20, 1997: Added a review by David Woycechowsky.
September 4, 1997: Added a review by Don Donofrio.
September 1, 1997: Added a review by Michael Stutz.
July 3, 1997: Added a cool piece of art created by John Heyer based on the song Kill 'em All (and Let God Sort 'em Out).
April 20, 1997: Added a new song, Technology, which marks the beginning of the next album titled Twisting in the Wind.
February 7, 1997: Added a review/interview from816.com Music Webzine.
January 28, 1997: Added a review from Toddio DiY reviews.
November 10, 1996: Two compilations featuring TWISTED HELICES music, 60 Minutes of Noise and Adventures in Lo-Fi, are now out. See the discography section for more details.
September 4, 1996: Started a page on a forthcoming (not necessarily the next) album, Under the Covers with Twisted Helices. It currently features covers of Deep Purple's Stormbringer and Camper Van Beethoven's Love is a Weed.
September 2, 1996: Added a review from the September issue of Internet Herald, and made minor changes to the discography.
August 13, 1996: Added a review by Loser Mowerfiend.
July 2, 1996: Added a review from Kathode Ray Music Reviews, July 1996.
June 17, 1996: Added a review Banned Thoughts, May 1996.
June 6, 1996: Added a review of Twisted Demo (v1.0) from Static #13.
May 18, 1996: TWISTED HELICES now have T-shirts available. Also, a TWISTED HELICES discussion list has been created!
May 6, 1996: Added an interview from DC Music WWWeb and a review from the Quick Fix Music Review List.
April 6, 1996: Added a review from Aiding and Abetting #105.
March 29, 1996: Traversing a Twisted Path is officially out on CD, cassette, and DAT!
March 26, 1996: The first review is in, courtesy of Sonic Boom 4.2.
Marc 23, 1996: My birthday, and Traversing a Twisted Path is now available in its entirety virtually, as well as on cassette and digital audio tape. The release of the virtual album means an addition of five songs, I, the State, am the People, Morals are Arbitrary, The Rap of the Morons, All the Things in My Room, and The Last Prime, to this site!
March 5, 1996: Added a review of Twisted Demo (v1.6) from Gajoob's DiY Report #24.
February 14, 1996: Added a review of Twisted Demo (v1.0) from the now defunct TRIPhukt fanzine, and an interview from Cluttertuff #1.
January 12, 1996: Added a review of Twisted Demo (v1.6), from Jim Santo's Demo Universe.
December 17, 1995: Added a review of Twisted Demo (v1.6) by Simon Speichert (spykert@freenet.edmonton.ab.ca).
December 8, 1995: Added a review of Twisted Demo (v1.6) from the DCMusic WWWeb and a review of Twisted Demo (v1.5) from the Five Cent Review.
October 20, 1995: Added two new songs, Walking in the Dark, and Hate Session 2: Furball in Throat. Also added a review by Brian Meloon of the Twisted Demo (v1.0).
September 16, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.2) from Twitching Reality #1.
August 24, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.2) from Hoxhacult #9, also added a comment from Hmmm...
August 4, 1995: Added 4 Primes and Hate Session 1: Song in Head to the Twisted Demo.
July 8, 1995: Added Kill 'em All (and Let God Sort 'em Out), which was written in light of the Exon bill.
June 17, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.2) from Banned Thoughts.
May 28, 1995: Added a Twisted Music Player for playing the songs.
May 28, 1995: Added two new songs, Emanon and a cover of Fur Elise.
May 17, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.0) from Independent Music Reviews #27.
May 9, 1995: Added one new song, I saw Kobain in a 7-11.
April 1, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.0) from Sonic Boom 3.2.
March 10, 1995: Added two new songs Tick in My Head 1-23) and Lynno and Reeno.
February 25, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.0) by Margaret Mericle (mericle@oasys.dt.navy.mil).
February 21, 1995: Added a review of the Twisted Demo (v1.0) from Aiding and Abetting #70
February 13, 1995: Started a list of radio stations that have played/been playing the Twisted Demo. Call them and request a selection!
February 5, 1995: Wrote a little note describing my philosophy.
January 29, 1995: added a review of the Twisted Demo from the Spring '95 edition of Improvijazzation Nation.
January 21, 1995: Started this page with 4 songs. It's the first band page that lets people judge the quality of songs immediately after hearing it.

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