A track made from 20" previews for the upcoming (11/15/13) microtonal compilation on Spectropol (the first of three coming the next few months). Featuring Jacky Ligon, Mirjam Tally, Lewis Krauthamer, Lois Lancaster, Karen Keyhani, Christian Molenaar, Todd Harrop, Scott A. Moore, D. Edward Davis, Claudi Meneghin, Michael Vick and Kraig Grady.

Possible Worlds Vol. 2 sampler

My newest cover of the Muse song Madness off of their latest album "The 2nd Law" which is fantastic by the way! All voices and instruments are me, recorded in my home studio.  I do not own the rights to this song, just this file. Please download and share!! : ))

Madness - Cody Lindblom

The Dark Moon (Amavasaya) occurs when the moon is invisible against the backdrop of the Sun in the sky. In almost all Nepalese and Indian languages (most derived from Sanskirt), Amavasaya is when the Moon is within the twelve degrees of angular distance to the Sun as seen from Earth before syzygy (conjunction). It is traditionally considered an auspicious time—a time of great power—when many make offerings in remembrance of ancestors who have passed on. Amavasaya is the occasion for some of the most famous Hindu festivals such as Diwali, the Festival of Lights, held in mid-autumn. This work is an offering to my ancestral as well as musical predecessors. 


Amavasaya

My Debut Album, "Open Heart Policy". This is four years in the making and the culmination of my hard work and devotion to my craft. 

I Am Singh

Sunshine and Flowers



Linda Antas is a composer, arts technologist, flutist, and educator. Her work has been represented on festivals including the International Computer Music Conference (ICMC), the Society for Electroacoustic Music in the United States (SEAMUS), the Città di Udine International Composition Competition (Taukay Edizioni Musicali), the International Symposium on Electronic Art, the Sound and Music Computing Conference, and the Fifth International Congress on Synesthesia: Science and Art. She has been recognized by the Musica Nova International Competition of Electroacoustic Music, the Fulbright Foundation, the Bourges Electroacoustic Composition Competition, and has received commissions from the International Computer Music Association and various internationally-renowned performers. 

Her current research involves audiovisual works, real-time signal processing, sonification, and physical computing. Antas teaches music technology, interdisciplinary multimedia courses, and composition at Montana State University and is currently Vice President for Membership of SEAMUS.  Her acoustic and electroacoustic works are published on the Ablaze, TauKay, Centaur, EMS, and Media Café labels. In addition to (and sometimes in combination with) musical activities, she spends time in the wilderness and practices Buddhism.


Amavasaya

Linda Antas

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