Another Radiohead cover. One of the first things I spent a lot of time working on. It's a five-piece a capella version, and my hard work really shows in the underlying harmony parts which are very tight. Sadly the melody part isn't quite up…

Just about going crazy these days! Mental health day... this has elements from an earlier tune of mine... Thanks for stopping by. Doug

Goodbye Blue Monday - Goodbye blue Monday There's nothing else to say We always knew we would part this way Time comes to say goodbye To pause perhaps and wonder why Why we always had to be So blue, so blue I can see that life…

This is finger picked (quasi – classical guitar) improvisation with my wife’s Seagull acoustic guitar with Dean Markley soundhole pick up and AKG microphone with mastering.

From the album THE DICEMAN VARIATIONS

Another long experimental piece from the early days of the 21st century. This, along with THE DICEMAN VARIATIONS, was originally released on a C-45 cassette.

Batten down the hatches - here comes a long one ! From the album of the same name [2003], The Diceman Variations was an exercise in aleotoric music, chance associations, and a score [of a kind] written by casting dice [I'd recently read Luke Rheinhardt…

Recorded back in the cassette era, but not released until our CD era began.

One for the noise fans. Part of a collaboration with Bidoche Musique. Ergo Virgo I is posted on here...there was a II too, but that's probably lost to posterity [always a silver lining somewhere].

Another one created by bouncing tracks between 2 ordinary cassette recorders. Includes some of my earliest samples [made on cassette], not to mention chanting Buddhist monks and the voice of T.S. Eliot reading from 'Four Quartets'. Tried to fit…