Velvet Underground, the Smiths, Belle and Sebastian, and Wayne Rogers of Crystalized Movements and numerous other psychedelic bands on his own Twisted Village imprint). He also released CDs on Colorful Clouds by musicians Tranquil, Omit, K-Group, Michael J. Schumacher and Ian Nagoski and another, never clearly defined project, the Spires of Oxford and founded the Victoria imprint which released one disc, the debut by Mazarin, and co-founded the Dance Chromatic imprint which also saw only one eponymous art-gabber release. On November 1, 2006, DiEmilio's suicide was reported by Pitchfork Media. Many other music web sites noted his death. He had suffered from tinnitus and hyperacusis (extreme sensitivity to sound) for several years, as well as from depression. He was living and working in New York City at the time. His story was told in more detail in a piece entitled "Noise Kills: When Everyday Sound Becomes Torture," published in BuzzFeed. Selected discography Fall/Meander (Colorful Clouds for Acoustics),7" 1996 Two Projects to Harness The Surge of the Tides (Astro Lanes/Colorful Clouds for Acoustics), 7" 1997 Resonating Subtleties (Shrimper), cass 1995 Tycho Magnetic Anomaly and the Full Consciousness of Hidden Harmony (Camera Obscura), CD 1997 Jacques Offenbach's Opera Efforts EP (Amish), 12" EP 1998 America Is Dreaming of Universal String Theory (Colorful Clouds for Acoustics), 2CD 1998 Result Dies With the Worker (Colorful Clouds for Acoustics / Little Army), CD 1999 Cheltenham EP10 (Ochre), 10" EP 2001 Spires of Oxford/Alphane Moon/Our Glassie Azoth Compilation 7'''(Oggum Records) Tracks - 1. The Spires Of Oxford "From The Inscription on The Tomb Of The Duchess Of Newcastle in WestMinster Abbey" The Highway's Jammed With Broken Heroes (K-raa-k 3), CD 2001 Where the Sands Turn to Gold'' (Rocketgirl), CD 2012 References Musical groups from Pennsylvania American post-rock groups Rocket Girl artists