words starting about David Loring's solo careers:
David Loring hasn't officially released any of his singles, but after 3 of them were heard on the hit series, Joanne of Arcadia, somehow people that loved his songs managed to find his email address and have written emails like the one below.

Hi Mr. Loring,

I heard some of your music on the TV show, "Joan of Arcadia". Can you tell me where I might be able to buy your album, and also the title(s) of any album(s) currently out? Thank you in advance for your time!

-Chris (last name we'll keep private.)

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words spoken about David Loring's work as lead vocals, writer and guitarist with The Almighty Ultrasound:

The Almighty Ultrasound-SONIC BLOOM
Countdown/Unity Records
Grab your headphones, crank the volume, and prepare to be pummeled. This album will overload your senses with its wall of sound production, intense craftsmanship, and unlimited power. An excellent blend of "heavy/alternative" rock, with a tasteful but not overwhelming supply of sampling. The vocals are top notch, the musicianship outstanding, and I can't say enough about the production. Absolutely killer... Lethal when cranked... Eat this up.


http://www.anchoragepress.com/archives/documentf405.html

http://www.bluntinstrument.org.uk/beck/filmtv/past/perfect.htm

http://www.sdcitybeat.com/articleslamm.php?id=563

http://www.mysteriousmessage.net/main/id67.html

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http://www.tvtome.com/JoanofArcadia/season1.html

The Almighty Ultrasound
Sonic Bloom
(Countdown-Ultra)
reviewed in issue #104, 3/25/96
Some more of an ever-burgeoning sound, that industrial pop thing propagated by such varied artists as Whorgasm and God Lives Underwater.
The Almighty Ultrasound keeps the hooks simple and sweet, while cranking the distortion and samples to near-excessive levels. A cool pushing of the envelope, as it were.
The overall sound is constantly swirling, in a nice updating of that pop psychedelia movement of a few years back. Instead of silly production tricks, these folk simply pound out another level of distortion. Well, maybe that's a silly production trick, after all.
And I still get the odd My Bloody Valentine feel, though there's a lot more pop here than where that group left off. The Almighty Ultrasound have a good feel for this musical movement, and even the lyrics are above average. Hell, the slow songs don't suck, either (which is a pretty good trick with a distortion-laden sound). Nice work.