GALAGA 221240 - Is a performance piece in which I played the most ultimate game on Galaga on a beautiful tabletop arcade machine.  221240 was my highscore...such a good game.  Perfect bonus on every Challenging Stage.  Love these sounds!

GALAGA 221240

"Five Star Day"  from the upcoming Aqueduct release Denny Park Summer.  Recorded live at Denny Park in Seattle last August, the album will feature a new song, a few classics, and a couple of covers.  Listen along to all the sweet sounds of the city captured in the background...Seaplanes, Ambulances & Jingly Doggies

Five Star Day

First track feature from the long-out-of-print debut Aqueduct album Power Ballads.  Remastered & reissued everywhere July, 26th.

Post Rock & Slightly Seasoned

Aqueduct takes you into Valentine's Day with a dreamy rendition of a Stevie Wonder's 80's classic, "I Just Called To Say I Love You". <3

I Just Called

via PopMatters.com - WITH A SIMPLISTIC YET UNDENIABLY CATCHY CHORUS, "SIMPLEANIMAL" IS A WELCOME RETURN BY THE SEATTLE-BY-WAY-OF-OKLAHOMA INDIE POP OUTFIT AQUEDUCT. http://bit.ly/aquepopmatters

Simpleanimal (from Wild Knights)

With “Paranoid Much,” Aqueduct plays on that universal feeling of anxiety, a track that Terry says is about “that nagging manipulative voice in your head trying to convince you the universe is somehow against you, that everything’s a conspiracy.” - http://bit.ly/OnionAVClub-ParanoidMuch

Paranoid Much? (from Wild Knights)

via CityArtsOnline - OH BOY are we excited about the new Aqueduct album! The band's first new music eight long years, Wild Knights arrives on July 14, self-released by Aqueduct's main man David Terry. I've been rocking the album at City Arts HQ—and at home, and in my ride—for a month and have fully rekindled my appreciation for Terry's smart, slick, earworm-farming indie-pop project.

Among Wild Knights' many highlights is “The Ballad of Barbarella,” a nanohit of a song that City Arts is super thrilled to premier online today. Below are some words from Terry about the origins of the song; look out for a full album review in the July issue of City Arts.

"'The Ballad of Barbarella' is a decidedly Seattle song. For one it’s about my dog, and anyone who knows Seattle knows this is a dog town; a Seattle dog owner never takes a day off. But more than that, this song chronicles my life in Seattle, raising my dog from puppyhood—the sights, the sounds, the smells. It reminds me of overcast fall air as much as a sunny Seattle summer day.

"Listen close: This song has a unique form and unfolds in an interesting fashion. A bookender of a tune, the beginning and end are written from my perspective while the verses are from the mind of my dog, parallel with my own state of being. bit.ly/CityArts-Barbarella

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