track 4 of Me in 4D.  (There is an ersatz re-recording of this by area musicians, but this is the original.)

Catching Larks

The March Hare

Kalamavee

Zane

When I Return From The Forest

Triphammer

Hatkhaki

End o' the World Blues

Folklore of the Fisherman

Wisdom Tooth

Studio tracks of the now-defunct Maryland jam band, Soular.  All of these songs are Copyright "My Face Stinks" Music.

Soular was a 3-piece group playing original rock music with heavy doses of funk, jazz, and other influences.  Having played around Maryland, Delaware, and Virginia for 6 years (in the deep '90s), the group attracted a diverse fan-base and their live shows were always a spectacle, from subtle and soulful, to excitable and stupid.

The Salisbury Wicomico Arts Council contributed to Soular's resume with the following comments: "Soular's live show reflects an extensive amount of experience and talent.  This band is dedicated to their work and so their performance is engaging and entertaining."

The Mid Eastern Shore Artist's Foundation commented: "Their diversity and personalized style of music is both original and experienced.  The public enjoys the rhythmic nature and most can't resist dancing to their music."

Soular entered the studio on 4 occasions; recording 3 EPs and 1 LP.  This Soundcloud site catalogs all but 1 of the EPs because I am working on obtaining quality mp3s of the EP that's come to be called "Soular's Third".  On this site, you can find the original demo (never titled), as well as the album-length effort entitled "Deep Dark Water".  Finally, Soular's final EP is also here.  Its production was troubled as it was recorded smack-dab in the middle of Soular's members amicably, yet busily, going their separate ways, yet the EP is a tiny concept-album containing the pinnacle of Soular's experience.  Titled "Me in 4D", it is an abstract love story that spans several lifetimes; exploring themes of reincarnation and reality.

Soular's tunes also enjoyed some regional radio play such as WSUR in Salisbury, MD and WZBH in Ocean City.  Soular also performed live on WZBH.  The band was never asked to return because Chuck used the F-word on the air and the sponsors got upset.

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