Music

DJ Goz
Producer Michael Gosney began DJing in 1997. He plays primarily private/underground parties and Anon Salon events, but has also played larger venues, such as Maritime Hall, Avalon Ballroom and the Fillmore in San Francisco as well as festivals including Burning Man (Emerald City, Church of WOW), Green Festival, Fusion and Earthdance.

CyberSet Music
Matt Marshall and Michael Gosney, after working together at Higher Octave Music (which in late 2003 was merged into sister EMI label Narada Music), are launching Cyberset in the fall of 2004, a "new edge" record label with artists from California and Europe.

Radio-V
The Radio-V.com web channel was launched by Verbum in early 1998 with streaming DJ mixes, online Beam magazine, digital download catalog of top independent trance and drum and bass labels, and the weekly "Radio-V Hour" radio program aired on public and college radio stations across the U.S. Although the archive site is still on the web, Radio-V ceased operations in late 2000.

Earthdance
The Verbum collective and Michael Gosney have supported the Earthdance project since founder Chris Deckker moved from London to San Francisco and shared space with Radio-V Studios. Earthdance is developing its 8th Global Dance Party for Peace, synchronizing over 120 events in 50 countries on September 18, 2004.

Anon Salon
Since the early cyberculture days (late '80s) Verbum intersected with Anon Salon via the community galvanized by the Verbum Journal and Verbum Interactive CD-ROM projects, but mostly through the annual Digital Be-In held each January in San Francisco. Joegh Bullock, Marcia Crosby and Mark Petrakis produced the monthly mini-Be-Ins - the Anon Salons - that showcased, in an ever-morphing multiroom interactive party, the melding of SF's theater-cyber-psychedelic cultures. Today, the Anon crew continues to produce state-of-the-art events in the Bay Area, at Burning Man, and beyond. Goz is a resident Anon Salon DJ, and Verbum co-produces events with the Anon circle from time to time.