This is the only track where I played all the instruments you hear. Otherwise I just stick to singing and playing my lame guitar. Also, this is another first in the sense that I have kept the original song mechanics intact in one of my covers…

Thank you Steve Cross for coming up with with the perfect drum and rhythm track. This guy did it exactly according to my specifications. As for the song itself, it's different music. You need a certain level of musical talent to comprehend…

Shout out to Cloudkicker for his basswork in this song. Its just superb. Ian Curtis, bless him, was an absolute pioneer with Joy Division and indirectly with its subsequent avatar New Order. I cannot hope to best him, but I tried my best to keep…

The best music is always created in a burst of emotion, when the passion is still hot and your heart burns with fire. I finished this song in just one night, in my frantic attempt to capture the emotions I felt then. "The only shelter I had…

An EVH-inspired instrumental. I couldn't come up with a fancier name, so Boogie Train it is! This is straight up Hard Rock 80s style. No dabbling in other genres to mess up this song. Heh. Leave some comments if you please. Believe it or not…

Whatever wrong could come of mixing a pop-ish song with a bit of rap. I think it came off rather well, except for the fact that I can't rap to save my life. Oh lord, it was so pathetic!

This is nothing special. I didn't even touch an instrument here. A Karaoke track and I just put my voice in it. :P

I tried my hand at merging Technical Death Metal with Black Metal and came up with interesting results. I wanted it to be aggressive and abrasive, and to completely forgo whatever subtlety it might have. When all was said and done, I named it…

I made this song in fond remembrance of Kurt Cobain, who has been an inspiration for me musically. While there's no musical brilliance at work, I tried to retain the original tone of the song with a dirty little white noise in the background…

This is one of my earliest recordings, where I was experimenting with the Melo-Death metal sound. I am, and still to this day heavily influenced by Bach and Wagner, so I decided to bring them all in together with a starkly contrasting genre. The…

Stevie Ray is the reason why I picked up my guitar in the first place. I did my best to mimic him throughout my short 8 months of guitar playing, then I realized I was going nowhere. So instead, I sought to develop a style which would make Stevie…