well, everyone has to eat sometime, amiright? RIGHT?!?!?!

imagine if jamie stewart from xiu xiu decided to write a song about a sketch from homestarrunner.com... seriously.

in my dreams, my friends come to visit me in new york. they bring me money but i refuse it on principle. also, there is some sort of fact-checking problem. i have no idea.

this was a hard song to play and sing... mostly because i was terribly hungover. oh yeah, and also it's horribly depressing.

singing our own funeral song... rustling our feet through dead leaves that were once our flesh.

long, droney, buzzy. take it or leave it.

sometimes i think all i'll ever need is you, me, a bottle of whiskey, and a couple of limes.

this song was written as part as a collaboration with robinmarie on the 50/90 site. i don't have time to explain what that is -- there is someone watching me and they are in space. where there is no oxygen or even anything else. it's really creepy…

i think a lot about the responsibility we have to our descendants, but then i usually stop when i think about how annoying most people are... this song is both a cynical and a positive take on the human species.

just a quick little instrumental that i really like...

a song about eating, consuming, boredom.

here's a song about food. the extravagantly long and noisy intro doesn't really fit the subject matter, or the tone of the last minute, but hey, it's my song. i'll do what i want. :)

i've been having dreams about my ex girlfriend... it's strange to know someone for 8 years and then, one day, decide never to talk them again.

oh it is so much fun trying to decide who's fault it is that my life has turned out so pitiful (hint, it's mine!)

not sure how i feel about some of the ideas i'm singing about in this song, but hey, i don't have time to rewrite anything.

based on the stanislaw lem book of the same name.

a tricky song to describe, and maybe a little bit odd in structure, but i'm pretty happy with this one.

somehow this song was meant to be silly, but somehow it sounds deadly serious (see jokes, that's how i roll). track for the 2010 RPM Challenge

this is a rockin version of an older song. sadly, this is about as balls-out rockin as i can get :)

so yeah, a love song.