American composer Jeff Carey's music is a blend of fixed-media composition and electro-instrumentalism -- the music of the visceral, ecstatic, and electric moment. His inventions of fluid sound are in an ever changing state: a mobile moves in the wind, changes shape, and is in constant renewal. Listeners are invited to explore an abstract sonic universe and engage in a world inspired by fictional cosmology, code breaking, and mathematical conundrums.

"'Recording the Grain' is proof that the world of free jazz and improvisation is still interesting."

Hans van der Linden, Kindamuzik, on Office-R(6)'s CD 'Recording the Grain'

"...this is musique concrete that has torn away from its formal, academic origins. Deconstruction and reassembly in nasty extremis."

David Stubbs, The Wire, on SKIF++'s CD 'SK++[01,02,03,04,00]'