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So here we are with what appears to be our first ever blog on MI7. In fact it's the second. Blog no. 1 got ruthlessly swept away with the server tsunami never to be seen again...

For those who never got the chance to read it, not to worry... it probably wasn't set to win literary medals.

So we'll get to the meat of the issue which is to tell you that we are EntropiK (which you already knew unless you have a very short attention span) and that we are delighted to be here on MI7, which looks to be an excellent musical community. We hope to meet many of you in the coming weeks and months and to exchange thoughts and ideas on our various endeavours.  We are Dan and Deryn Cullen, a happily married couple and musical partnership. In addition to EntropiK, we run a music production partnership called Striking Media Music and write music for media formats including films and TV. We're currently putting the finishing touches on a lovely, gory Sci-Fi/ horror feature film called Bane. Look out for it in the cinemas next year! We're also in the process of setting up a royalty-free music library called Striking Tracks. Although we're not yet open for business, the site has been built and is ready for viewing, so do take a tour if you feel so inclined!

As for EntropiK, we've just completed our debut album, Reflections on Time and submitted it to iTunes and various other major digital download vendors 3 weeks ago. We expect it to be available by the end of this month, so keep an eye on our Myspace page for the release date and/ or join our mailing list.  

Finally, if you've had a listen to our tracks, we sort of apologise for the rather abrupt and not-so-ethereal commercial voiceover telling you about the imminent release on iTunes. We realise it doesn't lend itself to the atmosphere very well, but that was very much the point.  Needless to say, there will be no such "glitches" on the iTunes versions and we hope that our listeners will flock to their download sites of choice and buy the album. Think of it as a mutually beneficial contract: you get 12 beautiful tracks to transport you to another world, and we get to keep a roof over our heads and make more music. Splendid!