Here there be tygers.  (And, by tygers, I mean, a lot of industrial techno noise.)  

Grinding along at 108bpm, "Zirconium" is the latest track to drop here on SoundCloud from Interbay.  I can share with you that this track does (gulp) feature me singing part of it.  

Yes, actually me...my voice.  (Through about eighteen effects--but still me!)

And yes, at the end of the day, I think you can tell that there is a strong influence on this track AND my singing on from a famous musician who might or might not be named after a company that makes industrial and commercial heaters.  

(I almost called this track "4 Inch Nails" but...obviously a joke (I don't measure), I am single..so, maybe that's not a joke I want to put out into the world--that's just basic marketing.)  

I have long mentioned that I was intending on being the vocalist on more Interbay tracks (I'd have to check to see for sure, but I think this is the fourth track to feature my voice in ANY capacity, but only the second one where I think you'd know which of the various vocals are mine in those tracks.)  I recorded it VERY dirty--which, in this instance was a feature, not a bug--but I won't want to do that for every Interbay track.  

So...still some work to do--including on my own self-confidence.  (But, I'm happy with how these vocals sound on this track...distorted and blurry.  Ooooh, good album title!)  

This isn't one of the pretty Interbay tracks.  It is a grindy and noisy industrial track, but with that Interbay mutant pop feel to it.  I hope you like it--or, I hope you bookmark it to play it when you're feeling angry or aggressive, as this might make for a better soundtrack to that than a peaceful evening out on the water.  ;)  

And, as always, your attention is always appreciated to this crazy Interbay music project.  It would mean a lot if you listened, liked, reposted, shared, playlisted, commented, and followed.  

(Only a couple away from 500 consecutive days with an Interbay track being posted here on SoundCloud.  We should have a party of some sort...  :) )

"Zirconium" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

("So, what's with all of these Interbay tracks all having titles that start with the same letter lately?"  Oh, you noticed that?  Well, all I can say is that I'm not the only person in Seattle with M's on their mind at the moment.)  

(Yes, that IS a sportsball reference.)  

Well, we're all obviously living in the worst timeline (although, the M's being in the MLB playoffs is giving me hope.  Probably false hope, sure, but...it's something.  Sorry, Boston.) 

This latest Interbay track feels like an appropriate soundtrack for this timeline.  A bit paranoid AND the reasons for being paranoid, all wrapped up into one grindy cyberpunk track.  As suggested by the story behind the recently dropped "Machine Andalouse", I have a fondness for technology fueled music suggesting the dangers of technology.  

Maybe instead of Interbay, I should have called this project Cognitive Dissonance.  

(But, I'm not going to change it.  Interbay now, Interbay forever.)  

This track features a newsreader giving commentary and analysis on the convergence of the emerging American military state and the insanely anti-democratic Silicon Valley-types into becoming a The Dark Knight sort of surveillance network.  Big Brothers' telescreens ain't got NOTHING on whatever they've got cooking.

...but, while I still can, I'm making post-punk electronic dance music/mutant pop about it.  

If you like grindy cyberpunk, you'll love this track.  If you MIGHT like grindy cyberpunk, you should definitely give this track a listen.  And if you DON'T KNOW if you like grindy cyberpunk, you MUST listen to this track--how can you go on living if you don't know if you like grindy cyberpunk!?!?!  

(I'm only trying to help.)  

As always, your listens, likes, reposts, shares, comments, playlists and, especially, follows are so appreciated.  There's a new track dropping every single day (so far!) and, perhaps, someday, they won't always have titles that start with the letter "M".  

"Metadata" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

Post-punk, dance, indie, electronic, and mutant pop in various styles (seriously!)--new tracks being posted daily (every day for over a year, so far!)

Interbay is the new project of Peter Greyy (previously of Cremation Dance and DangerScience), based out of Seattle and Phantom Laboratories West.

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