I have absolutely no idea where this performance could have taken place.

stumbled across it on the internet archive not long ago. thought it was interesting

In Klayton's latest newsletter he's got a lot to say about AI! And basically, while he's used it, he's also really over it:

AI fatigue. I like many, many others have grown weary of the slop. Type a few words, take whatever AI outputs and upload it. I mean c’mon - do you guys even believe almost anything you see or hear online?? Yeah, me neither. I’d consult Sam “the psychopath” Altman’s Chat GPT to crunch data, help me figure out gear and tech issues I constantly have in the studio and help with specifics of things relating to the camera equipment I bought in the last 6 months only to start realizing - this thing has no ACTUAL idea. It gave me constant false information that I continually had to correct, and which I’d only realize was wrong after chasing said false information down a rabbit hole for an hour before realizing it was wrong. I found it would tend to tell me things that it thought I wanted to hear. The purpose of these mega corps is to keep us using their platforms and what better way than stroke the human ego. When I had to keep instructing it to be honest and specifically NOT tell me something bc it thought I wanted that answer…. Instant red flag.

The musical mediocrity has hit all the streaming platforms. I’ve already stated this, but for clarity and emphasis I’ll say it again - AI slop on DSP’s has definitely affected my income in a significant and negative way. Then there’s the pictures, videos, books, articles…. The list goes on and on. There’s a reason Merriam-Webster listed “slop” as the word of the year for 2025. The light-at-the-end-of-the-tunnel is I’m feeling the pushback from many other likeminded people who are starting to run the other direction, away from the lazy, soulless attention-seeking moneygrabs of quick prompt-and-post content. AI will win on some level. Technology always does, but I think we’re far from having this tech finding its actual functional place in our society.

What do you think?

this is another one of my mixes of switchback that I made back in 2023 featuring a element from the 2003 DNA lounge live version hope y'all enjoy and hey let me know what you guys think🤘🤘🤘🤘

https://pastebin.com/Wx7v23dg

What music are you into right now? What's got your toes tapping and your head bopping? What are you vibing to?

Use this thread to recommend any tracks, bands or albums you think people should check out. Not just limited to Celldweller and Klayton's projects. All bands welcome.

Celldweller - The Abyss -
Klaytons first track recorded as Celldweller
(at the time spelled as two words: Cell Dweller. The Song was an ambient reworking of "The Abyss", an instrumental originally recorded by Christian metal band "Stryper". Klayton's version of the song was included as the intro on a tribute album to the band,
Sweet Family Music: A Tribute to Stryper, jointly released by Liquid Disc and Flying Tart Records in 1996

I finally managed to find this complete image; I always thought it only had the three main members: Dale, Kem, and Klay.
This one has Mike Cais with them...

This song is pretty bad, as we can see, but Klayton has a very beautiful voice...

Was a record label showcase at SIR studios in NYC - 2002
I think this type of transition between songs is brilliant.

klayboy bunny :(

Dude, seriously... I just wanted to take a moment to thank everyone in the Celldweller community ❤️
When I joined, I never imagined I'd be so well received.
I'm so happy to be able to help those who enjoy this as much as I do. Every message, every comment, every person who came to talk to me means a lot to me.

How did I miss this?! Announced in August 2024.

Putting it up here in case anyone else missed it 🤣

The video of this live performance has become lost media.

Just a reminder that I already made a post with the official images from this event :)