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Meyer uploaded the album to Spotify upon its completion on January 6, 2023, but removed it from the platform a few months later due to the hosting fee charged by Distrokid. The album in its entirety can still be found on Meyer's personal Youtube channel. The title of the last track on the album is taken directly from the body of an email sent to King by Mail Operations Coordinator Debby Kopala after 36 cans of Something and Nothing arrived in the mailroom.

Aqueous Gastronomy was described in a Williams Record article as , "by far the best class [...] I’ve ever [...] taken at Williamsbar none, and probably the best class I ever will take," By Satya Benson '26."<ref>https://williamsrecord.com/462785/features/the-best-class-ive-ever-taken-at-williams-students-explore-new-hobbies-through-free-university/</ref> ==Extraterrestrial Gastronomy (2024)==King and Meyer endeavored to create a new course which would encompass the goals and values of Aqueous Gastronomy while incorporating their new research area, the food and drink of outer space. This new class had a syllabus and a course packet printed by the print office, containing several readings relevant to the nascent field. The course packet held several rare primary sources, most notably, an eyewitness account from Laurence Darryl Darrel Kingschuck and the writings of Dr. Prokopius J Blarney, who predicted the existence of Transverse Chiron Waves and designed a device which could emit and receive them. He coined this device the Transverse Chiron Kymatological Emitter/Receiver, or TraCKER for short. ==Second Iteration (2025)==