Showing posts with label timeslipsby. Show all posts
Showing posts with label timeslipsby. Show all posts

Friday, February 27, 2009

Friday, February 20, 2009

Time Slips By on LAST.FM

Updated our page on LAST.FM with the LIGHTSHIELD release.

Monday, September 5, 2005

Upcoming show: Chillits, and new releases on the way

Our next show is up in the hills of Northern California at the legendary ambient/downtempo/idm event called 'Chillits', put on by our many friends at Cloudfactory. We're playing at 10:30pm on Saturday night. After this we are taking a little break from live performances for a few months and going back to some much needed studio time to work on a CD release, which we're hoping to have done by early winter. Also be on the lookout for a 4-5 track release of recent material on a new netlabel forming out of Colorado.

Saturday, August 6, 2005

FnF + Definition (SF & Denver)

We had a great time playing at the Friends and Family event in the end of July. This weekend (August 26-28) we'll see you in Denver for Definition by tribe23 and pre-party somewhere in Denver on friday night.

Sunday, July 3, 2005

TSB Live at ODC, July 20th 2005

We are performing at a very special show at the ODC Theater on July 20th in San Francisco — as part of the All Dance / No Tech series. The segment is called INTERRUPT, where we'll be accompanying a 2 person dance/movement performance with an 8-minute piece based on an interpretation of the process of grieving. Organized by Blaine Bookey and Lisa Ruth Elliot.

Wednesday, June 1, 2005

Track out on CTRL-N Compilation

Modsquare netlabel has included our work 'Three Goes on Forever' in their CTRL-N release, thanks to Liz McLean Knight - curator of the label and editor-in-chief of the site.

Sunday, May 1, 2005

Radio play, DigitalNimbus and Feature in Igloomag

The great folks at Digital::Nimbus have included our music twice in their recent radio broadcasts in Southern California: Show 141, Show 144

Igloomag features 'The Conversion' track in their June music feature/showcase of Iglootrax.