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 | Sensitive Chaos is Atlanta Creative Loafing's Best of 2007 Readers Poll Winner for "Best Local Electronic Act", one of the KKUP (91.5 FM in Cupertino, CA) "Best Visionary Music of 2007" selections, and one of New Age Reporter's "Top 12 Best Ambient/Spacemusic/Electronica Recordings of 2006".
"I highly recommend Leak for its inventiveness, its beat-happy effervescence, and its thorough lack of pretension, not to mention it’s just a flat out fun album from start to finish." - Bill Binkelman, New Age Reporter, December 2006
The Sensitive Chaos CD Leak is available at iTunes, CD Baby, and other online and physical stores. Six songs spanning 53 minutes of music created by Jim Combs. The tunes fall squarely in the rpm, ambient drums'n'bass camp and shares affinities with Ulrich Schnauss, William Orbit, Christopher Willits, Solvent, and James Figurine.
Echoes, Space Station Soma FM, Cliqhop, StillStream, WFIT, CoolStreams, Spain's Radio Despi, WREK, KKUP, WDBX, WXDU, WWSP, WUSM, WTUL, WETX and WVKR are some of the radio stations keeping the CD on the air recently. All radio/internet airplay and press reviews/info from U.S., Canada, U.K., Spain, and Finland is in Media. Updated as of July 5, 2008.
The album has charted at #28 in July 2007, #32 in August 2007, and #67 in February 2008 on the New Age Reporter Spin list.
Performance dates and venues are in Info.
The tracks range from ambient/new age (the good kind) jazz to ambient, down-tempo, drums'n'bass. The six songs on the CD primarily feature sequences Jim created live on his Sequentix P3 analog sequencer at various performances around Atlanta from October 2005 - May 2006 that were then brought back to the studio to arrange and orchestrate.
The songs are about the intersection of technology and emotion, physical space and the spirit world and are created on morphing patterns of sound using synthesizers, electronics, and on two songs, the soprano saxophone performance of Brian Good.
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