Portable Jesus vs The Gravitational Anomaly

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Christopher Musial PJ just quietly, anonymously keeps producing the goods. He always delivers a unique, varied experience. Great ear for rhythms, too. Favorite track: Into The Bulk.

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1.	Nightmare Engine 04:19	info	buy track
2.	Calibration has Gone Horribly Wrong 02:19		buy track
3.	Into The Bulk 08:45		buy track
4.	Multi-Vector Golem Onslaught 03:04		buy track
5.	The Prisoner 02:55		buy track
6.	Educational Discount 02:05		buy track
7.	Juggernaut Apparatus (2011 Version) 04:46	info	buy track
8.	Thundercunt 02:22		buy track
9.	Purple Dimension 03:18		buy track
10.	Pancomputationalism 03:11		buy track
11.	The Wiggins 04:27		buy track
12.	Trace Bent Light 01:00		buy track
13.	Bus 02:59		buy track
14.	You Don't Get the Mattress 02:04		buy track
15.	Return to the Land of Phantoms 04:03		buy track
16.	The Green Hills of Earth 04:08		buy track

about

Originally conceived as the work of an alternate personality of Portable Jesus (The Gravitational Anomaly) and released during the first season of the ill-fated "Rhomcast" (Ocular Rhombus Podcast), these tracks were the first time since 2006 that Portable Jesus didn't develop an album with at least a central connecting concept in mind. ALTHOUGH, you could argue that the idea of the battle between him and his alternate personality was, in and of itself, a central concept... WHOA, THAT'S META AS FUCK.

Originally released to coincide with the 2011 New York Comic Con, Portable Jesus wandered the floor of the convention handing out free copies of the album.

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released October 13, 2011

Portable Jesus - Sounds and Vocals
Lady Stef - Additional Vocals on Tracks 7 and 16

special thanks to Robert A. Heinlein

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Portable Jesus New York

Since 2004, Portable Jesus has been a spectre haunting the information superhighways of the internet. Some say he moves independently of space-time, some say he is actually a rogue computer program. Whatever the truth may be, he's out there, making music, riding the wavelengths. ... more

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