Linger the Unknowns: Nocturnal hauntings for late-night listening. Mysterious. Music, 6 compositions, ~46minutes included in the album.
Linger the Unknowns Film: Fireflies and pillars of fire appear among deer and a cyborg bear, yielding into a dreamy, haunting meditation on what we don’t or cannot know, strangely beautiful. Film and music, ~7 minutes
Kymatology volume 1: Bells of Lake Michigan. Memories drift like chimes across water. Soulful and shimmering. Music, 5 compositions, ~44minutes. Kymatology volume2 Engines within Lake Michigan. Wind and rhythm collide in hypnotic wave-patterns. Raw and truthful. Music, 6 compositions, totaling ~52 minutes.Mass Transits: Heavy beats meet field recordings from airports and ferries. Often fierce, pulsing, kinetic. Music, 5 tracks, ~50 minutes. Old One Note: Each track centers on or gravitates toward a single tone, warped and layered into something unexpected. Meditative. Music, 7 compositions, over 65 minutes. In celebration of Earth Day, the Sky Stories album and film feature nature and science-inspired ambient electronic music, with a sweeping flow of synthesizers, percussion, and field recordings from the Berkshires to you. Music, 4 compositions, ~62 minutes. Sky Stories Film: a meditation on Climate Change through the fast/slow changing pace of our attention, as related to the depths of our current knowledge about how we are changing our environments toward both predictable and unpredictable consequences. The imagery in this film spans photos and videos made throughout the first 25 years of this century. Slow, beautiful, pensive. Film, ~30 minutesSky Stories: photo exhibitTrailheads: jazzy, drum and synthesizer improvisations that stretch on-trail, and then veer off-trail into the deep woods. Music, 4 tracks, ~40minutesUnknown Astonomies: Surfaces of Last and Present Scattering
Timepieces: Silverpoint and meteorite on eight panels, reusable and recyclable, based on time, nature and patterns of change.
Silhouette: Long-distance photographs of birds in flightBackyard Birds: up close and personal portraits of birds from our backyard.
Gregory Scheckler 
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