performed by Jon Freeman from the album "Sunny, sorta..." between you and the moon and the road behind I’d sleep in the hay every day a small comfort I’ll find between you and the moon and the horses come crashing as you hide in the…

WHERE ARE YOU Where are you? I can't find you but I know you are here Where are you? Are you hiding? Oh, please say something, Dear Where are you? Now, remember, you said you'd never leave Where are you? Oh, please. Now you are scaring me…

more 10edo madness; actually I think it makes sense as it goes along. kind of maximal-minimal with motives.

Written by Brent Kinder (Angie Fights Crime) Performed and recorded by am/fm dreams

My contribution to the Angie Fights Crime album "Sunny, Sorta..." AFC wrote the lyrics and chords, then gave me free reign to do what I wanted from there. I tried some very out of character things with the guitar. I think they worked…

Vocals, bass and acoustic guitar by Dave Tanner. Drums, keys, lead guitar studio production by Aaron Crawford. Recorded and mixed Sept. 6 and Sept. 13 at Resistance Recording. Engineered by Aaron Crawford from the album "Sunny, sorta…

Part of the Sunny, Sorta project. Music & Lyrics written by Angie Fights Crime. there's a bomb in the back as we head down the tracks but we can only go so fast there's a man on our trail pack of dogs with no tails this kind of excitement…

This is a song some 15 years in the making. The original 4-track cassette tape tracks laid down in 1997 - and this past year Frank added bass and drums. Its my fault on how there are still rough edges - that is the result of how I did things…

There are 3 styles of the Rumba Guáguánco pattern: this one originates from the Cuban province of Matanzas (to the east of Havana). “Rumba” is a Spanish term for a gathering of musicians, singers & dancers (what West Africans refer to…

Chris sent me the the track this afternoon and i took to it straight away and threw it down the cellar to see what would happen and Frankie Zee quickly scribbled the lyrics and Reg sang it or should i say spoke it straight in one take because…