Author: Michael Werecat Dean

RUN TIME: 73 Minutes.
RELEASE DATE: Dec 20, 2023

Listen free or buy on BandCamp
Listen on Spotify (coming soon)
FLAC lossless torrent (coming soon)

All instruments, songs, production, mastering, and cover art: Michael W. Dean.

Cover art includes some astrophotography I did of the Pleiades / Messier 45.

MICROTONAL TUNINGS:

Low-Speed Stampede (19 TET)

Meridian Flip Out (mohajira-to-slendro. From Mohajira to Aeolian and Slendros)

Liminal Space Ape with Baritone Sax (fortuna a2…Clem Fortuna, Arabic mode of 24-TET)

Sheep Chalk Scarlet Letter (chargah pentachord 7 limit,
elfkeenanismic7 aka Keenanismic tempered [8/7, 5/4, 4/3, 3/2, 8/5, 7/4,
2] = cross_7, 284et tuning)

Octopus Motor is Missing (Lydian Diatonic)

Photographing the Dust on the Fabric of the Universe (ED2-30 aka 30 EDO)

I’ll Be Your Guide Star (12 TET, not microtonal)

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Album cover high-rez click below:

Perfect Sound Forever is the longest running online music mag ever, been going since 1995.

Two new Bomb things drop on there today, One is a 13,500 word article “Bomb’s first two (and best) albums: To Elvis In Hell and Hits of Acid
Plus, (the never-before told story of) how Bomb got kicked off of Warner Brothers. By Michael W. Dean of Bomb”

Part 1: Perfect Sound Forever: Bomb, Michael H. Dean 1 (furious.com)

Part 2: Perfect Sound Forever: Bomb, Michael H. Dean 2 (furious.com)

Part 3: Perfect Sound Forever: Bomb, Michael H. Dean (furious.com)

and an interview with Jay Crawford (guitar in Bomb):

Part 1: Perfect Sound Forever: Bomb, Jay Crawford (furious.com)

Part 2: Perfect Sound Forever: Bomb, Jay Crawford (furious.com)

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This is neighbor’s barn cat, Miss Priss, living her best life in our garden by our pasture. She sure is a true autumn.

Cell phone pic, SOOC, no filters.

@Microtonal_Cats (Michael W. Dean / BipTunia / Intergalactic Prairie Studio ) #astrophotography

New tab (astrobin.com):

has some new AP:
Crescent Nebula 4 hours integration on Celestron EdgeHD 8″:

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