Systems Theory

Obscure Clarity radio show: Long-time proghead and DJ Gordon Tanner does a show that we're very partial to out of Canada. It used to be called Distant Early Warning. Live Broadcast - Monday evenings from 6 to 9 PM Pacific time in North America Tuesday mornings from 2 to 5 AM GMT Encore presentation - Wednesday mornings from 9 AM to 12 Noon Pacific time in North America Wednesday evenings from 5 to 8 PM GMT It's local FM radio in Vancouver, but is also accessible via a 128kbps stereo stream over the internet. Highly recommended.
Progressive Ears: The best web-based discussion forum for prog-rock and other related styles.
The Last FM online: This a great online tool for exploring music of all types in good quality streaming FM radio grade MP3s. Systems Theory is there along with countless other progressive and experimental artists. Highly recommended.
Larry Benigno: Larry is a keyboard and Cakewalk wizard with his fingers in many different styles of music. Everything from quirky prog-rock to quirky pop. In the 80s and 90s he was a member of the excellent US "Canterbury" style prog trio Radio Piece III, who produced one of Steven's all-time favourite albums "Tesseract And Monuments". Look for him to doing some Systems Theory-related music in the future.

Systems Theory

Systems Theory "Codetalkers" download page on MIke Dickson's website: Mike Dickson is hosting a disk image of our "Codetalkers" CD along with the two control files needed to burn the CD (.CUE and .CDT) and the 100% jpegs of the tray, jacket and romlabel artwork.
Systems Theory "Codetalkers" P2P torrent announce page: If you want to acquire "Codetalkers" using the P2P torrent approach go here. There's currently 6 seeds. Usually 3 or 4 are up at any given time. Depending on the number of peers acquiring the album, it may be very slow or pretty quick. But it will conveniently get you the disk image, the control files and the jpegs regardless of how many times you stop/start. Doing this also puts you in the category of people helping us distribute the CD -- which is cool.
Systems Theory on The Last FM radio: Streaming radio in good quality MP3. Both official Systems Theory albums are there for your listening pleasure.
Systems Theory Acidplanet stream: Acidplanet is a forum for users of the Sony ACID music software. Systems Theory has used this excellent Windows-based software since version 1 when it was a Sonic Foundry product. The stream here is the entire "Soundtracks For Imaginary Moves" album in WMA format.
Systems Theory at Reverb Nation: Reverb Nation is a great place to find out about indie artists of all types and genres. Systems Theory has the 18 tunes from "SFIM" and "Codetalkers" here for streaming, along with links to buying the CDs.
Systems Theory GarageBand page: Garageband is a great place to find out about indie artists of all types and genres. Systems Theory has the 18 tunes from "SFIM" and "Codetalkers" here for streaming, along with links to buying the CDs.
Systems Theory Soundclick page: Soundclick is a great place to find out about indie artists of all types and genres. Systems Theory has 26 MP3s (demos, alternate versions) at Soundclick that can be streamed or downloaded. Both of the older evaluation CDs ("Demos 1999-2000" and "Demos 2001-2002") can be found here.
Systems Theory MySpace page: The hot 'n' hip new place to network...for now. 4 MP3s from "Soundtracks For Imaginary Movies" can be streamed or downloaded. From here you can push to a lot of other artists.

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Nucleus - interview with Cyndee Lee Rule: Nucleus is a web-based music news site out of Argentina. They interviewed Cyndee between the release of "UFOsmosis" and the release of "Codetalkers". She was kind enough to publicly give props to Steven and Greg for much of the sound of "UFOsmosis".
Cyndee Lee Rule: Cyndee played violin for Systems Theory on two tracks on "Soundtracks For Imaginary Movies", and will appear on several tracks on the new "Codetalkers" release. Her 2005 solo release "UFOsmosis" was produced and engineered by Steven. Greg and Steven co-wrote several tracks for the album in conjunction with Cyndee.

Mike Dickson

Mike Dickson: Get all three of Mike's interesting solo albums here as *FREE* downloads. "Six Consequences", "Domus" and "Honfleur" are thoughtful electoacoustic/progressive-electronica recordings full of Mellotron and vintage synths, exploring the music of Satie and Glass in addition to Mike's original non-Systems Theory compositions.
Mellotron Tape Sounds: When not 'tronning for Systems Theory, Mike Dickson maintains the Streetly Electronics page demonstrating the various tape libraries available. Visit here for 'tron demos and Mike's warped sense of humour.