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Listen Harmony, Feet to the Fire, Elevators
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Ghost in the Fen, Annabel Lee
Peter Adams is a musician in Cincinnati. He writes, performs, and produces music by playing every instrument. He also plays live with a band. He is influenced by lo-fi neo-psych folk-punk and hi-fi avant-garde post-minimalist music, and is always on the lookout for a new hyphenated style.All of my music is availabe on iTunes (click for direct link).
You can order physical products below, and also download high-quality FLAC files if iTunes isn't your thing. I respond to each FLAC order manually, so you may not receive your download link immediately.
CD and vinyl orders come with a complimentary download link for either MP3 or FLAC.
I was lucky enough to be asked by choreographer Heather Britt to compose a piece for the Cincinnati Ballet in 2009, and Dances For Heather is the result. It features three songs spread over fifteen minutes of continuous music. There’s a short clip of the performance you can see here. The CD option is simply a burned disc in a sleeve.
I Woke With Planets In My Face is my second full-length album. I performed, recorded, and produced every track of every song. It was released in 2008. It’s available on MP3/FLAC, CD, and vinyl.
The vinyl version is spread over two discs and includes the Staircase in the Vines EP of previously unreleased tracks. Ordering the vinyl also gets you an MP3 download of the entire album.
The Spiral Eyes is my first full-length album. I released it right after leaving college in 2005. I’m completely out of stock of CDs and probably won’t be getting any more printed, so the only option is a download.
These are premium quality, soft and comfy American Apparel t-shirts with a logo designed and printed by Chris Simmons. Sizes are available in extra-small, small, medium, large, and extra-large.
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On June 3, 2009 at 9:33 am, The Lovespies wrote:
That was amazing. We can’t wait to see you live!
On June 7, 2009 at 2:01 am, Brock LaBorde wrote:
So badass, dude. Congrats on the film scores!
On August 15, 2009 at 2:13 pm, Pay wrote:
Excellent! Love ‘Feet to the Fire’ – will it be released?
On August 16, 2009 at 1:31 pm, admin wrote:
There’s a good chance it will be on the next album.