DECEMBER 2002

12/5/02 - Preliminary plans for the 2003 Space for Music Festival are being discussed and it looks like a return to Milwaukee, WI will be the venue site. Watch for more info on dates and participating musicians.

12/4/02 - To all of our patrons ordering music from the website in 2002...we owe you a BIG THANK YOU...You are the main reason we are still afloat in this world of independent music. Please if you want to continue having great music available like the CDs we have offered this year, keep the orders coming and tell your friends about us. Thanks again.

NOVEMBER 2002

11/5/02 - We are pleased to announce that the Historic Belcourt Theatre in Nashville, TN has asked for the musical group, SPACECRAFT, to perform one of their original "of the moment" soundtracks to the newly reconstructed 1927 film classic, Metropolis...It will be a perfect environment for their unique flavor of music...FOR MORE INFO...

OCTOBER 2002

SEPTEMBER 2002

9/06/02 - The wedding bells are ringing for Space for Music creator, Tony Gerber this month! This explains the slightly slower activity at SFM for the past couple months...October will bring the pace back to normal...

JULY 2002

7/01/02 - We are pleased to announce an upcoming CD from one of the more prolific space musicians for our time, Robert Carty. Watch for his "Sonic Magic" CD this fall.

JUNE 2002

6/26/02 - SPACECRAFT is working to get their "Parthenon" CD out by the end of this year. This was recorded in the only exact full scale replica of the Parthenon building located in Nashville, Tennessee.

6/13/02 - We now have a remastered version of a number one minimalist artist from Russia, Lavrenty Mganga. Check out his amazing compositions here.

6/13/02 - Thanks to everyone ordering from our catalog. We are a small label and all your orders make a big difference. *NOTE: Over 60% of our CD sales go to Europe.

MAY 2002

5/22/02 - Space for Music Records sends a grand thank you to David J. Opdyke of AmbienTrance.org website for his recent documentation of the Space for Music Festival 2002 through photography. CLICK HERE to see his photo gallery interface.

5/2/02 - The TOP 5 SELLING CDs for the first quarter, 2002 at SFM are: 1. SPACECRAFT "Inside the Inside" 2. ROBERT RICH "Shamballa" 3. GILES REAVES/AASHID HIMONS "The Deep End" 4. NEBULA DRONE "A long fade into virtual light" 5. MAX CORBACHO "The Resonant Memory of Earth"

5/2/02 - TERRA AMBIENT is a new project signed to SFM for a release this summer. "The Darker Space" is the name of their debut CD release and we are glad to have them as part of our artist roster...

APRIL 2002

4/26/02 - MATT BORGHI, ambient guitarist and sound processor releases "Elegy for Time" on the Space for Music label...CLICK HERE

4/26/02 - Space for Music is glad to announce the addition of SHANE SANDERS as part of our artist roster. Shane's debut CD "Jellyfish Emperor" is now available for order CLICK HERE.

4/3/02 - FUTUREMAN joins with Aashid Himons at the "Future Music Experience" SFM Festival on April 13th. Roy "FUTUREMAN" Wooten is part of the ever popular Bela Fleck and the Flecktones. Space for Music welcomes this legendary player to the roster of the festival....CLICK HERE

4/3/02 - New Space for Music Sampler CD, "Basic Space" now a premium giveaway with every order for the month of April...An incredible collection of music from various CDs available from the Space for Music label. CLICK HERE

MARCH 2002

3/10/02 - Legendary minimalism pioneer, Terry Riley to perform at Langford Auditorium on the Vanderbilt University campus in Nashville, TN...click here

3/7/02 - A sneak preview of some art from the upcoming SFM Fine Art Exhibit as part of the 2002 festival has now been hung in our cyber gallery...CLICK HERE

3/5/02 - In addition to performing at the upcoming SFM Festival, ambient/space musician, Matt Borghi, has been signed to the roster of artists for CD releases at Space for Music Records. The first release from this talented artist will be "Elegy for Time", to be released at the festival in April.

3/5/02 - Most of the pieces of artwork from the musical artists exhibiting at the SFM Festival 2002 have been collected. We are in the process of printing out archival prints for the show. Watch for a new addition to the website this month, "SFM Fine Art Print Gallery" for a preview of artworks to be shown at the festival this year.

3/5/02 - Upcoming CD Releases for March include: "Soundfall to the Infinite" by Zero Ohms/Brannan Lane, "Principles of Peace" by Aashid Himons and Giles Reaves, a new collective series featuring artists on the SFM Label, "Basic Space" and the re-release of one of the most popular CDs sold at SFM last year, "MIST" by Thom Brennan.

2/28/02 - SFM is happy to announce a new artist from the UK, Ken Martin will be releasing his newest CD at Space for Music Records. Welcome aboard! Listen to him at mp3.com... KEN MARTIN

2/17/02 - New Releases for February include new music from ZERO OHMS entitled "Unafraid of the Impending Silence" and a new artist to SFM, from Barcelona, Spain, MAX CORBACHO with his new title, "The Resonant Memory of Earth."

2/10/02 - Be sure to check out the Space for Music Festival 2002 page for the press release and other information related to this exciting ambient/space music event coming in April. CLICK HERE

2/01/02 - One of the most exciting bit's of news for 2002 comes from Space for Music's hometown of Nashville, TN. 84 year old inventor and middle Tennessee native, Herman P. Anderson has invented the first 100% Hydrogen fueled automobile. It is actually a retrofit that will work on most any car. A hydrogen spark plug and a new pressurized tank to hold the hydrogen. He meets with President Bush on Saturday, Feb. 2 at the White House. Let's hope Bush goes for the concept. It can help save the planet! We will keep you posted on this news column.

2/01/02 - SPACECRAFT will be performing on February 8 at Christ Church Episcopal Cathedral in Lexington, KY as part of their new Cathedral concert series. The Cathedral is located at 166 Market Street, the corner of Market and Church streets. The concert starts at 7:30; tickets will be $12 at the door. This will be the full-blown SPACECRAFT with lights, kaleidoscopic projections, and cool great-sounding round speakers with sound by Rob McClain of Nashville. Video projected will include work by Dave Turner of Nashville and Matthew Florez of Lexington, KY. Light artistry is provided by the amazing Remy Simpson of Star Light and Magic. The line-up for SPACECRAFT this time will include John Rose and Diane Timmons of Lexington and Giles and Deirdre Reaves and Tony Gerber of Nashville. Diane and Deirdre will be performing some of their new Space Diva material. We hope to see you there...it should be beautiful to see the Cathedral lit up in a new way.

2/01/02 - One of the most exciting bit's of news for 2002 comes from Space for Music's hometown of Nashville, TN. 84 year old inventor and middle Tennessee native, Herman P. Anderson has invented the first 100% Hydrogen fueled automobile. It is actually a retrofit that will work on most any car. A hydrogen spark plug and a new pressurized tank to hold the hydrogen. He meets with President Bush on Saturday, Feb. 2 at the White House. Let's hope Bush goes for the concept. It can help save the planet! We will keep you posted on this news column.

2/01/02 - This month's special is a FREE COPY of the SPACERADIO.FM Collective 2001 Volume 2 CD. When you order from the Space for Music or CDStreet.com website, you will automatically receive the CD with your order.

1/19/02 - January has been one of the best months for sales in the past several months. The new "monthly special" must be helping out some...Thanks for all the orders and support.

1/02/02 - The holidaze have passed and lot's of great work has started at Space for Music. The transition to in-house manufacturing of our catalog has taken priority. In addition to new releases in January from SPACECRAFT, BRANNAN LANE and CRAIG PADILLA, most previously available CDs in our catalog manufactured from mp3.com will now be full bandwidth audio CDs with complete artwork packaging like the artists originally intended it to be.

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