I challenged myself with completing an album within one month, and I did it. The goal was at least four songs, and I made five. woo~

The album is called One Moon, and it's kinda spacey and weird and minimal. Go see! It's totally free to download.

I also have a bunch of copies of Holy Spark still for sale at $10 plus shipping.

FUTURE PLANS AND SUCH:
By the end of April, I hope to have the online version of Holy Spark up on my Bandcamp for those of you who can't buy the hard copy version for whatever reasons. The online version will be slightly different.

By the end of May, I hope to have a new-ish album available on Bandcamp. I am taking Ostraka and remaking it, now that I know a little more about music. Ostraka will be gone, so if you really want it, go download it now!

And after May, I think I'm going to be taking a break from music to focus on making a webcomic. I've never really considered myself a musician anyway, and this two-year-long art block has been very discouraging. So now that I'm finally regaining the desire to draw, I feel I'd better capitalize on it.

I won't completely give up music, of course. I have an album project that I will pick at all the while. But I'm going to give it the time it deserves, and with everything going on in real life right now, it will definitely take a couple of years.

As for the Orpheic Drive computer game I was sort of working on, I don't think that's going to happen. I never really expected to be able to finish it, and it was really just useful as the inspiration for the album. If someone wants to take over the project and I could work in a director-type capacity, maybe, but I don't see it happening. I'm just not a video game maker guy, really.

setting goals and meeting them ftw