With Teragin Mist's first release, A Caffeine Kind of Mellow, sole member Christopher J. Wesley started building his underground fan base with a recording that had Mean Street Magazine claiming "the lyrics are as brilliant as the production quality. This is truly a work of art," but that wasn't enough for Chris.

In the next round, Teragin Mist visionary Christopher J. Wesley went back to the emotional ghetto and used it to juice up his last release Carbonated. The album took listeners on a journey through self doubt, subdued hope and ultimately, redemption. Six of the seven songs included on Carbonated, were cited as one fan or another's favorite song on the release, with the seventh song receiving honorable mentions while the strength of it allowed Teragin Mist to penetrate 14 states plus Sweden and the U.K.

In short, the tape kicked ass. There aren't too many bands that can boast six favorites on a single full length album containing ten songs, let alone one only containing seven songs. This is the power Chris wields as he spins his tales over intense cross-genre music with an alternative rock foundation.

Among the many stand out tracks featured on Carbonated are My Imaginary Foe, Turn My Jazz Into Blues, and Giving Up.

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