I Am Spoonbender - Sender/Receiver

One of the problems with creating unequivocally futuristic music is that the pundits want that it does not spring from any music previously heard on this planet, in the tired and used past. It is as if it is not properly visionary unless it has mysteriously emerged out of space in a teleporter machine with no strings, no known genus or species. I Am Spoonbender skirt that concept of forward-looking music by peering toward a future that is firmly entrenched in the past but has yet to take hold, a future that is paranormal and psychological and cinematic as much as it is cyber- this or technothat, one filled with lethargic roomsize computers, stilted typefaces, and the idealism of the unknown rather than megabyte-paced paranoia and deep-seated cynicism. Read More