There's almost no activity for which this album wouldn't make a great score. In fact, it's easy to see how the title track could fit right in with a stroll, a drive, or pensive chillout time.

1. Birds of the State Fair
2. Persistence
3. Distraction
4. Machines Come In Men Go Out
5. Song For Test Unit 01
6. Your Blown Future
7. Electric Funk Break For Addy
8. The Switch
9. I Did What You Asked Me To
10. Back Alley
11. Now This Is Happening

Listen to: the entire album.

Release date: 04/28/2013
Made of Wood lives in New Mexico USA

Tagged as: World, Alt Rock, Chillout

1. Music of Fernando Sor by Daniel Estrem: colorful classical guitar
2. Renaissance Lute by Ed Durbrow: Renaissance lute music.
3. Two Romantic Piano Trios by Women Composers by Streicher Trio: classical chamber music on period instruments
4. Decade by future_former: deeply relaxing, inspirational electronica in a style somewhere in-between Schiller, Vangelis and Enigma
5. Here We Go Again by Jake Bradford-Sharp: Experimental Nu Jazz that cannot be classified or categorized
6. A Balm for Sisyphus by Luke Gartner-Brereton: music for minds
7. Legacy by Ken Bonfield: Calling Bonfield a guitarist is like calling Michelangelo a painter
8. Blue in Blue by Kerry Politzer: Jazz pianist with Brazilian and classical influences
9. The Mechanisms of Starlight by DAC Crowell: deeply ambient new music
10. SPCTR by DAC Crowell: deeply ambient new music
11. Nebula by Cobb Bussinger: Melodic, passionate, introspective and transcendent journeys to the heart
12. La Faille by Justin St-Pierre: Acoustic percusive guitar
13. Vivaldi - The Four Seasons by Lara St John: Bach violin concertos
14. Altitude by Laura Inserra: the Hang, a new instrument from Switzerland
15. Toccata - Touched by Alex McCartney: Reflective, historically-informed performance on the lute
16. Fantasia Incantata by Ensemble Libro Primo: A fantastic classical violin and lute duo interpreting Baroque composers
17. Affinity by Massimo DeAngelis: original jazz fusion with hints of rock, classical and Latin music
18. Suites en do mineur et fa mineur de Sylvius Leopold Weiss by Mauricio Buraglia: a marvelous classical spiral of lute sounds
19. S-clave by Oliostere: Progressive jazz frolicking on melodic polyrhythms
20. Cool Silence by AndrewPlusJohn: soulful electric guitar in a smooth and gentle landscape

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