Ah, yes. The days of the high-tech Compact Disc. Since the CD is going the way of the VHS tape, we’re trying to unload some physical CDs. Therefore, we’ve got a sale going for the electronica album The-Novus-Arcadia by Ryan Rapsys. You can now get it for CHEAPER than the digital version (which is on Amazon mp3 and iTunes)! This CD contains a number of compositions along the lines of Autechre, Aphex Twin, Boards of Canada, Squarepusher, etc. as well as an original, exclusive music video on the enhanced portion of the CD.

The album is now on sale for only $4.99! You can pick it up at our site here (only $1 for shipping): The-Novus-Arcadia

Or you can pick it up from Amazon for 4.99 if you prefer: The-Novus-Arcadia on Amazon.com

Enjoy!

Film composer Ryan Rapsys has a brand new site with reels, etc: ryanrapsys.com

Just check it out already!

Erratik Music Radio has been updated with some new tracks, including excerpts from The Social Network original soundtrack (Trent Reznor & Atticus Russ), Bibio’s track “Lovers’ Carvings” which is becoming well-known because of its placement in an Amazon Kindle commercial, and tracks from Tepetricy’s new album Intangibles of Tomorrow. Wide selection of music for demanding, eclectic music fans with A.D.D. Enjoy!

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The Erratik Music Solutions website has been updated. It now includes two video reels with brand new clips of films and videos scored by Ryan Rapsys.

www.erratikmusicsolutions.com

Check out the site, enjoy the new clips…contact us with any questions - thank you!

Erratik artist Ryan Rapsys had a piece for Piano Trio performed by the Gitchigami Trio at the 1st Annual Alumni Concert at the Weber Music Hall, University of Minnesota - Duluth. Thank you to all who attended!

More info: UMD Alumni Composer Concert Features New Classical Chamber Music

The soundtrack to the theatrical production of The Three Musketeers by Ryan Rapsys is now available through CDBaby: The Three Musketeers by Ryan Rapsys

This music was composed for the theatrical production by The Duluth Playhouse. Be sure to check out the album page, listen to samples and either purchase the physical CD or download one or all the mp3s! Enjoy!

The Three Musketeers is now playing at the Duluth Playhouse. Dates and times are available here: Showtimes. View the commercial here: The Three Musketeers at the Duluth Playhouse

Ryan Rapsys composed the original soundtrack and sound design for the production. The soundtrack is available at the Duluth Playhouse during performances, and will be available through CD Baby sometime after December 11th. Up to date info on the soundtrack release is available here: The Three Musketeers Theatrical Soundtrack

Be sure to check it out if you have the opportunity!

Tepetricy’s first release, ‘Shaking the Rust Internally’ has remained underground for too long. Since it’s release in 2007, it hasn’t received much attention. However, since the end of the summer, they had an unbelievable promotional push that put the music video in movie theaters all across the U.S. for over 2 months. Now the masses are finally noticing what the band is all about. Tepetricy has landed opening slots for heavy hitters DOPE, Soil, Powerman 5000 (Spider the lead singer being Rob Zombie’s nephew), and Flaw in 2009. With all of this attention, emurg.com, a midwest music review site, decided to review the album. Check out the review along with all the other interesting write-ups they offer as well. Read it here: http://emurg.com/review-tepetricy-shaking-the-rust-internally/

Ryan Rapsys is currently composing the music for the theatrical performance of The Three Musketeers by the Duluth Playhouse. Here’s a tidbit of what he has to say about it:

Going rather cinematic, but with a touch of 17th Century harmonies and sounds… Should be fun!

He also recently updated his site: www.erratikmusicsolutions.com

WORD, written by Dante Pirtle (artist behind the release Pritlean) is best described by this from the Fringe Festival site:

An urban musical about the end of hip-hop. A musical satire starting at hip-hop culture’s beginning in 1984 and ending up in the present.

Erratik artist Ryan Rapsys is contributing some production and additional music work as well. Be sure to check it out - shows begin August 1st!

Showtimes, tickets and additional information available here: Minnesota Fringe 2009: WORD