Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens - highway driveway (2011, Plastic Sound Supply)

Some musicians are so obsessed by their own music that they finish inside their own universe, stuck in otherworldliness, with codified rules, exuberance, sometimes ending as loners if condemned to dead ends, or sometimes, if talent never stops to bloom and develop, finally founding doorway to singular artistic recognition.

Wentworth Kersey - ((O)) (2010, Plastic Sound Supply)

Recently I reviewed and album of George & Caplin, from Denver, Colorado. Wentworth Kersey is a side project of this band featuring Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens (soundscapes & synths) from George & Caplin, with songwriter Joe Kersey Sampson (guitars & vocals).

George & Caplin - secluded malls and scenic byways/requiem for an encyclopedia (2010, Plastic Sound Supply)

George & Caplin is a du from Denver, Colorado, consisting of Jason Fredrick Iselin and Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens,  exploring ambient music but with certain debt towards the psychedelic post-rock  or ambient folk-rock explorations of bands like Scenic or Eleventh Dream Day, not in an obvious manner, it's not even sure they know these bands but they share a common attraction for these desert landscapes often depicted in Cormac McCarthy books.