Warning - uses Brainwave Generator for samples - so if you feel a little groggy listening to it, that's why. Don't play while operating heavy machinery.

August 24 hour challenge.. Pretty cohesive tail for a 57 second track. [Compare to "Firecracker" recorded for RPM 2010. This was the initial kernel that led to that track.]

August 24 hour challenge.. This was the first track written in the early morning hours.

A quick transitional piece - sort of a hybrid of ambient drone and louder rock.

There's some kind of Tool/Pain Of Salvation vibe to this one, albeit murked up by a lot of electronic ambience.

Sorry - I forgot to take my medication when I came up with this one. It began as an exercise in strange sound effects, and developed into this exploration of headphone space.

Format Sea - Part Four. The outro. (One of the spots where I actually think I got the vocals fairly okay.)

Part 3 of the Format Sea suite. Probably the closest thing to honest-to-goodness electronica here.

Self-titled opening track from Dead In The Water. Part one of the Format Sea suite.

Format Sea - Part Two Based on the age-old concept that a person is born anew every seven years. It's technically meant in terms of physiology - you develop all new bones/muscle/fat in a seven year period. I kind of add a spiritual/alien abduction…

(With apologies to Gumbo Stu..) An attempt to cover his RPM 2009 Challenge song.

A well of thoughts continues, but who is it dreaming in the white room? Midnight has drifted away, and we're headed towards the dawn of the next day.

Hurtling towards oblivion thanks to a giant catapult owned by a foul-mouthed voodoo child, he sends a final lewd finger gesture back to the world he sought escape from. Unbeknownst to him, Voodoo Boy may have a vested interest in using him…

The final version of this track: When escaping events that are falling apart, be leery of strangers offering gifts - particularly when they look like something out of Children Of The Corn and they offer to lob you into orbit with a giant catapult…

The monitors of the omniverse are bored out of their mind, and wish something would happen to break the monotony. There are some things that transcend the laws of physics - Murphy's Law is one of those things. ---- May be a little soft for…

Oh crap - somebody broke the multiverse. I should have known those #?%! black holes were a serious security flaw. We were really meaning to fix that, but never got around to it. (It would have cut into our golf time.)

An abduction of sorts - the abductor has honest intentions but perhaps a twisted sense of wrong and right. (Having your atoms jumbled up by a black hole sometimes has that effect, according to that Stephen Hawking guy. I think Stephen King may…

The response to the telegraphinar communication, from a darker perspective. The deleted don't like to remain that way. Even deleted files still lurk somewhere. -- Experimentation with polyrhythms - it goes in some weird directions from there.

"In a reformatted world with deleted people, there are still enough dead links that some individuals might indirectly be aware of the existence of those deleted. To everybody else, they'd seem either spiritual and/or mentally imbalanced…

Even the cosmos needs system maintenance. When its IT department decides to delete something, sometimes that something doesn't want to go without a fight. Even computer viruses will do what they can to avoid the reaping hand of a virus checker…