Sterben, of Reflektionen, has recently updated his Nightswan Music Charts with photos — at least for the “Dark Girls of Song” area. (Look under “Beautiful People” and click “women”…) Looks like Projekt Records has a corner of the market for beautiful girls, as the entire Top 5 is from their artist’s roster, including yours truly. Sure looks like a huge undertaking to tally up all the votes on so very, very many contestants! Seems to be a never-ending vote, too… What patience that man must have.

New reviews of Windblown Kiss appear on
the All Music
Guide (“A fascinating and beautiful new path

Very interesting… 3 out of the 4 reviews we’ve received this week have called me “sultry”! That just happens to be one of my favorite words, too. I actually — I kid you not — made a fanzine called that a few years back. Never did more than 1 issue, and I only made enough copies for me and my friends, but it’s the thought that counts, right? Ryan hadn’t heard “sultry” in that context before… It’s kinda strange how it can be used to describe both sensuality and heated temperatures. You can have a sultry night, or a sultry stare. If you’re lucky, though, you’ll have both together.

MusicTap.com is currently featuring a glowing review of Windblown
Kiss by Matt Rowe, who said, “I was swept away on echoed guitar notes, carried through the ether of love and hope, deposited into the womb of affection.” [click link for full review]

On Saturday, July 6th, “The Witching Hours” will
present an interview with Ryan and Anji discussing
Lovespirals’ new release, Windblown Kiss. “The
Witching Hours” airs from 10PM – 1 AM PST (Midnight – 3 AM EDT) on 88.7 WRSU FM, in New Jersey,
and can also be heard over the web at http://wrsu.rutgers.edu/.

Mistress McCutchan, editrix of Morbid Outlook online zine, has included reviews of both Windblown Kiss and our
Projekt Fest set in her latest editon . I love the look and feel of her site; very well organized and attractive! I recall the very beginnings of Morbid Outlook, long ago when it was press printed, black and white. I am so impressed by her longevity and level of perfection. Be sure to surf on over and take a look!

Lovespirals and Mira will team up this summer for
several shows along the West Coast. Confirmed dates thus far include:

The Pound – 100 Cargo Way, San Francisco, CA 415.273.1169 | Wed
August 21st

The Paris Theater –

This is a funny review from a New York punk & rock n roll fansite called New York Waste:

LOVESPIRALS Windblown Kiss is a soft, gentle breeze blowing through the white curtains of your perfect house on the hill with little flowers growing all pretty in a row in a garden of soft green grass to stretch out on in those lazy days we call summer. Okay, enough, enough, I’m gonna puke! Okay, very lovely stuff. Dreamy voices floating over spanish guitar, this a huge potential in some hot European country, just keep it out of mine!

So who the heck sent them this review copy?

Just joined the Lycia mailing list about a week ago and have entered into many lively chats with Tara and friends about all kinds of fun stuff. She’s kinda sad that they missed the Projekt Fest… There’s been a lot of talk about getting all the AZ Projekt bands together to do a show out there sometime, so maybe we can get either Lycia, Estraya or Tara Van Flower to make an appearance?

Anyway, if you like Lycia, too, come check out their newslist at: http://lycia.darkspire.net/

DJ Bryan, of “The Witching Hour: on WRSU, New Jersey, was sweet enough to including this quip in his weekly playlist:

“Windblown Kiss has got to be my favorite release from Ryan Lum. Even the DJ who spins house music before my show liked what he heard. He described it as ‘seductive’.”

Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy inside…

88.7 WRSU FM can be heard over the web at http://wrsu.rutgers.edu/

You can now purchase Windblown Kiss for just
$11.98 online from Projekt Records,
including first class shipping!

Lovespirals – Windblown Kiss (Projekt): Love Spirals Downwards remove the “Downwards,” dispense with the electronic beats of Flux, and change the singer, but remain as ethereally innocuous as ever, if a bit more eclectic. — Angry Robot

Pretty much to the point, eh? I looked up “innocuous” just to make sure that there actually is a positive use for it. Ha ha!