Ethereal ending track sending you into the abyss. Piano by Kyle!

This needed a real band/orchestra. But the keyboard did a descent job.

This certainly could have been recorded again to be cleaned up on vox and guitar, but I felt the background commentary added just the right touch :)

Started with a B-A-A-S-S line. Digi on the guitar!

The "standout" track of the bunch. This one came out of nowhere, just appeared in my head one day and the family chaos in the living room seemed to be in the background while I was writing these lyrics. Thankfully that's all it took as I feel…

Rough mix, first take on vocals. I once was walking alone And by and by I turned to stone It never seemed like it could be Just like a distant memory And as you walk along Your thoughts drift up on the shore To me, a simple human man…

Props to Digi. What is that time signature??

The most challenging, both in terms of writing/recording, and accessibility I believe on this album. I had a "vision" and I am happy with how it turned out. Still Runnin.... My hybrid car is goin' fast My battery replaces gas I'm feelin…

With all of the "noise" in daily life I felt it might be nice to put some quiet, almost ambient and thoughtful, dreamy, melodies on top of the sounds of the mall food court.

This one reminds me of the band "Air"

Gradual buildup to a subtle ending. Ebow

Laid back intro piece.

Personal song. Probably my fav for this album.

Rock tune about how I really don't like petty complaints, or complaining just for the sake of complaining.

Inspired by real people who look stressed out on their cig break.

Trying to get a specific older British punk-garage sort of sound but I don't have the voice or the time to practice it to pull it off. Still pretty rockin' tune.

Digi wrote the riff and we flushed out a great rock jam!

True story about me, rocking you so hard.

Probably the prettiest, most layered song I've ever done.

First experiment with E-bow.