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jgreen — Thu, 27 Aug 2009 22:09:23 +0000

Go to the Contact page and check out the widget. It will be more strategically placed soon.

Album of the Day

jgreen — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 21:31:55 +0000

Sweet!

http://infinityranch.blogspot.com/2009/08/album-of-day-3rp-edition-part-1.html

p.s. Rough patches? Who heard any rough patches?

3RP!

jgreen — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 21:18:28 +0000

Wow, wow, and wow! It has been over 3 weeks, and I’m STILL not quite back down to Earth. If you were there, thank you very much for your support. If you were not there… be there next time! Yes, you heard me right. There WILL be a next time. Until then, check out this audience footage and this professional footage from our set at 3RP 2009.

Talk to us!

admin — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 05:38:26 +0000

We have a blog now.

We’ll update it when we have something to say that’s not strictly ‘news’ - and you’ll be able to comment.

Imagine the fun.

Site Rebuild

admin — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 04:15:58 +0000

Our site is being rebuilt. Please keep your hands and feet inside the car until the webpage comes to a full and complete stop.

Thank you.

Shopping Cart Busted

admin — Wed, 15 Oct 2008 14:00:44 +0000

Until we get our cart back up and running, please place your orders for Between Sunlight and Shadow and Of All The Mysteries through CD Baby, and Color of Space through Fossil Records

Site Dump

admin — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 14:00:10 +0000

Our site took a dump and is in the process of being restored. As a result, old information is scattered throughout the site, so please bear with us as we get everything up to date.

ps. Despite what you might read in this outdated site, Tony Banks is no longer playing rhythm keyboards for us.

pps. Yes, we are playing the 2009 3RP Progfest.

Jonathan, Scott, Pindral, and Devin arrive

jgreen — Wed, 01 Jun 2005 14:00:05 +0000

What can I say? I used to think 6 month gaps in the band diary were bad. This represents an 18 month gap. So let’s get right to it. Jamie, partly out of frustration with how Singularity was flailing in late 2003, joined another band: Pindral. I think it provided him with a much-needed additional outlet since we weren’t doing a whole lot of anything at the time. Shortly thereafter, we invited Scott to join the band. Scott accepted. Then, after auditioning several bass players, we invited Jonathan Patch to join the band. Jonathan accepted.

Matt leaves and 2004 arrives

jgreen — Mon, 01 Dec 2003 14:00:14 +0000

Another 6 month gap in the band diary, which pretty much represents another 6 month gap in the band. With Matt’s leave of absence, Jamie and I hope to elicit some movement with Singularity. Forwards, sideways, backwards - it doesn’t really matter, as long as we do something. Despite the frustration that built up over the last year, I feel that the mutual decision for Matt to take a break was made at the right time. Any earlier would have been disrespectful to him as a dear friend and bandmate, and any later would have been too late for Singularity to survive. As things stand right now, Jamie and I are very excited to move forward with incorporating new musicians into the writing process as well as seriously pursuing playing live for the first time in the band’s history. It’s a rather nerveracking process to play with different guitar and bass players; it exposes my lack of ability as a musician and wreaks havoc on what little self-confidence I posess. However, my mind is racing with possibilities - lyrical and structural concepts, melodies, other musicians and lyricists - for a third CD that reflects this band’s progression through the years. I know Jamie is excited as well, and our faith in each other and Singularity has most certainly kept me afloat over the last several difficult weeks. I just have a feeling that our work in 2004 will involve all the key players in Singularity’s brief history, including Scott, Matt, and Andrew. I also have a feeling it will involve a few other special people whose contributions will help make our next work much greater than the sum of its parts. Perhaps that is why I still love the name Singularity so much. I have always felt, and continue to feel, that our music is a point in which many lives and loves and passions and hopes and fears converge. Signing off for now on a chilly December afternoon in New Jersey…

The Present and Future

jgreen — Fri, 06 Jun 2003 14:00:28 +0000

In keeping with my illustrious history of not writing anything in this journal for months at a time, here I am again after having not written anything in the journal for months. There has been much to write about in terms of the band and the seemingly inevitable soap opera that followed the completion and release of Between Sunlight and Shadow, but I always found myself unable to articulate exactly what was happening. Thankfully there is a bit of distance between those tumultuous times and now, so perhaps I’ll be able to document a bit of what we’ve been through over the last several months.