For a Ray Wilson (MFOS) tribute album. Performed on a Korg SR-120 beatbox and a Sequential Circuits Six-Trak analogue synthesizer.

Rough mix of a work in progress that has been gestating since late May 2013. still working out the lyrics/vocal parts. dunno if there will eventually be keys and/or synths.

"Danse Macabre (first performed in 1875) is the name of opus 40 by French composer Camille Saint-Saëns." synths used: - Korg DW-8000 - Roland D-50 - Emu Proteus 1000 the last time i will EVER do this much tedious MIDI sequencing. so over it…

this is me working out the opening and chorus of a new song for a band i just kinda rejoined. figured i'd post since there's a certain rockness to it that i find appealing. i'll post the completed tune later, but first i gotta reorganise my…

Written in the mid-90s and recorded several times. this is the last one from 2002. i played all of the instruments and Tom Higgins did the vocal.

this is the mix so far, pending a new vocal to replace the guide and a 12-string part. maybe a bit of piano? lyrics from the muted vocal are about seeing the ex you upended your life to help out in the arms of another. cheery! tik-tok…

tracked 7 years ago, in the same vein as "A Brain Haemorrhage Would Be A Birthday Present". -modified toy keyboard into a resonant filter with LFO mod into a Boss DD-3 DDL pedal, all tweaked as part of the performance. -beat is from an old…

i originally wrote this in 1987 after buying my first 4-track, but this version was recorded in early 2009. 2 tracks of acoustic guitar and one vocal track. Mark Cook from Herd Of Instinct did some button-pushing for me.

needs a new vocal, so i muted it. also plan on replacing the DI acoustic/electrics (which i don't think were played all that well) with one miked acoustic guitar and maybe a clean Tele playing a different part. EP needs some corrective EQ to sit…

thick and hairy track stem transfer from a 16 year old multitrack tape. i plan on doing a few overdubs and a few brutal edits in the name of a new arrangement. i need more rock in my life. yes, there will be vocals.

me and my cousin channelling Depeche Mode. currently unfinished. maybe i should throw some acoustic guitar and a lap steel solo over it? basically HR-16 drums with a PH-50 and a D-50 whooshing and ploinking away overhead.

Recorded and mixed by Joe Silence at Spit Recorders in 1998. I deny any responsibility for the lyrics. Tom Higgins - vocal Joe Silence - guitars, bass and foley (can't remember his name!) - drums I would do a new mix of this (to remedy…

Recorded in 2005. Joe Silence - guitar and vocal A very quickly recorded cover of the Neil Finn tune...I think it took 2 hours from setting up the first mic to rendering the mix?

Recorded in 2005. Joe Silence - vocals and all instruments; tracked by Joe Silence at Spit Recorders. Mixed by Joe Griffin of Toxic Bag Productions. The guitar solo is not actually a guitar.

Recorded in 2009 for the RPM Challenge. Joe Silence - flying slide guitars, tweaked beatbox, spastic echo torture and toy keyboard mutilation This was recorded to cassette 4-track and then dumped to DAW for clean-up and mixing.

Recorded in 2004. Joe Silence - guitars, synths, Optigan, sound collage Alissa Barthel - ghost vocals Jonathon Wing - drum solo

Recorded in 2001. Tom Higgins - vocals Joe Silence - guitars Mark Cook - fretless bass and beats This track sounds kinda fuzzoid for a reason: It was originally recorded to a Roland VS-880 hard disk recorder, but then mixed to cassette…

Recorded in 2009 for RPM Challenge. Joe Silence - organ and synth bass Guitar by Giahni Burik.

Recorded in 2006. Joe Silence - guitars, beats, vocals Mark Cook - fretless and 12-string basses Originally written by Russell Cowser. New arrangement and additional material by Joe Blair.

Recorded in 2005. The keyboard sound in the second half is a backwards electric piano processed through a triggered filter (kind of like a Mutron III). Muted the vocals cos I'm not too pleased with the lyrics or performance.