The Elysium Project is only available via Digital Download.  The limited edition hard copies have been completely sold out. 

No further reproduction as hard copy will be conducted.  However, digital sales of this epic release (single tracks and full album) will continue.

Visit the "Reviews" page for several Editorial and Radio Station reviews on the first release (1998) from the Harmony Through Conflict Series.

Review by: Lloyd Barde of Backroads Music (1999)

When we heard this CD from Canada, it was impossible to turn it down. A wonderful space of relaxation is created, one in which the listener can find a personal place of renewal. The music is quite visual, with a collage of sounds that begin in the realm of keyboards and gradually turn outwards to what sounds like hammered dulcimer or koto music, only with the most serene, soothing tempo and flavor. As the nine compositions unfold one into the next, Baskey moves through lush rhythms, floating spaces, Serrie-like washes and music reminiscent of Danna & Clement, fellow Canadians. Mid-tempo electronics add a nice counterpoint at times, balancing the romantic side of "The Elysium Project" with tribal textures that even bring to mind the excellent Roach/Rich collaborations. Despite the reference points, this is quite original music, taking stellar influences and using their inspiration merely as departure points. While most of the journey here is quiet and calm, with an emphasis on warm, melodic space music, the variety and distinctiveness set this apart as a truly excellent debut, one that makes us eager to hear more from this upcoming artist.