An older song that was originally inspired by Prefab Sprout's "Goodbye Lucille #1 (aka 'Johnny Johnny')" but has morphed into it's current state that's more influenced by Suicide and House of Love.

Lorelei reaches her breaking point after years of abuse — via a failed attempt at an homage to Ennio Morricone (had he been Mexican).

The Creation meets The Three O' Clock meets (unwittingly) Oasis. I plunder shamelessly in a pair of striped trousers and mod 'target' t-shirt.

Bouncy funk bass and a fine funk-filled beat equals an electropop tune that borders on '70s kitsch.

Moody downtempo instrumental inspired by a single word randomly looked up in the dictionary. (The Dictionary Challenge on the RPM boards!) In no way related to the recent flurry of teenage vampire/werewolf flicks.

A jazzy instrumental that was once titled Union Of The Steak.

Soothing third world chillout with screaming violin, clanging galvanized iron roof shingles, and mutant radio signals being broadcast amidst the squalor. Trust me, you don't want to hear V.1.

With a 909 drum loop reminiscent of Tears for Fears instrumental fillers, this downtempo tune quickly becomes an earful of delay, clarinet, and oozing synths.

Cut through the boredom with my saw wave and some fine funky futurejazz. Add some melancholic retro chords and suddenly, Air can eat my dusty tears.

A more thorough remix of a track from my Mutatis Mutandis album of 2004. Done in Reason.