A scene setting track from the IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGHT album

From the album JOE MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH [2005]. For more details, the album has its own page on our website [link in our profile].

From the album of the same name, 2004. Recorded on 4-track cassette. This album now has its own page at our website - see our profile for the link.

From the LAND OF GHOSTS album - this album now has its own page on our new website - see profile for link.

From the album THE DICEMAN VARIATIONS

From the album of the same name, this track really was recorded on a dark and stormy night, just to see if any of the elemental turmoil going on outside would lend its ambience to the proceedings. The thunder claps came from a sound effects album…

From the album JOE MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH [2005].

From the album THE MAN FROM TAURED. An experiment influenced by Indonesian gamelan music.

From the album LIFE IS HARSH IN THE LAND OF GHOSTS THEME PARK [2003]

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.

From the album IT WAS A DARK & STORMY NIGHT... [2007], in which the ghost of St Malachy in conjured up to confirm his famous prophecies regarding the time of the last Pope [the next one after the current one, apparently- google "prophesies…

From the album JOE MEEK SHALL INHERIT THE EARTH [2005]. Yes, its short. Be grateful !

From the album THE MAN FROM TAURED [2004].

Fron the album LIFE IS HARSH IN THE LAND OF GHOSTS THEME PARK [2003]. another aleotoric piece, recorded and mixed on a 4-track cassette recorder.

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…

From the ALCHEMY & ACCIDENT album, a companion piece to the track Morning Star, and featuring more of that rabid preacher man.

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].

Commemorating the Mir Space Station's re-entry in Earth's atmosphere. Another one originating from cassette recordings.

Another oldie from the cassette era. The title is from a favorite episode of cult TV show 'The Prisoner'.