Records & Love is fifteen songs, four less than a minute and an average length of 01:30. (Kind of makes punk 03:00 songs seem like rock opuses.) The first four songs are less than a minute; ten songs have lyrics. Most of the songs segue without breaks. Lyrics on most cuts are included as a single verse, such as the complete lyrics for “Fun Hates Time” (01:38): “Fun hates times tell the great time I felt love work on down. Can’t face the sound of the walls. You haven’t written the words and I might not know at all – I’ll see her another time.” According to Corey, the brevity of the songs is due to his writing style that is stream of consciousness while dividing the songs titled both by numbers and words. As he creates, he has a flow tied to a specific message that courses through the composition.

The sound is at once intriguing and somewhat disorienting, two elements I consider to be bedrocks of psychedelic music.

In 2020 The Astronomical Miracle and guest artists were set to go into a recording studio to record their first release. Then the pandemic hit. Light was undaunted. Determined to create and release his music, he assembled a makeshift studio in his bedroom. “I was ready to record my music, so when the pandemic hit, I decided that I would just work with what I had.” And, boy, did he ever! Each of the releases of The Astronomical Miracle builds on the last.

As the release of four albums in nine months would indicate that creating music would be all encompassing of his time. But you would be wrong. Besides his prolific production of studio albums, Light owns Blacklight Records and developed an online music forum called Tapestack.com.