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EPISODE · Feb 14, 2020 · 1H 56M

Travis Puntarelli - Current Channels & Rivers of Song

from Self Portraits As Other People · host The Ungoogleable Michaelangelo

This episode is an exploration of song (aka "space-craft") as a tool with which to navigate landscapes and mindscapes, and as a means through which to gain entranced entrance into the mystic/mythic dimensions of the psyche. Travis is a true troubador, and together we explore the world of songcrafting, lyricism, the realms of fae, and the graceful race of ugly goblins that dance around in his mind. (Serving suggestion: try listening through headphones) Learn more about Travis at www.balladir.com and consider supporting him and his wee ones through his patreon! Support Self Portraits As Other People by visiting http://www.patreon.com/voiddenizen Links to songs mentioned in this episode: Get to know Travis & his tunes thru this YouTube playlist of 1-take takeaway shows I shot of my favorite Travis tunes, including "Witty World", "Gold Dust", & "Silence The Song" in its unbroken entirety. TheaTerRa - No Such Thing Stark Levity performing a Goblin Song at an event I produced in 2013 The Theme of the Sentimental Centipede, downloaded in an altered state, midwifed by Travis' instrumentality Travis' contributions to the Void Denizen record: Eclipse (Halfway) and Silent Sirens Literary references mentioned in this episode: The Spell of the Sensuous - David Abram The Cosmic Serpent - Jeremy Narby Good Faeries, Bad Faeries - Brian Froud The Ungoogleable Michaelangelo IG: @void_denizen For writings, art, films, music, and shop visit: www.voidandimagination.com for questions, comments, concerns, or comissions: [email protected]

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