This one's more danceable than a lot of my music, although it's the shortest of the bunch. I tried to give it a sci-fi feel.

The title comes from a fear of the car wash as a little kid - my parents used to give it that name. I had fun with the distortion, especially on the drums, which I tried to add some variety to.

Playing around with instruments, mainly piano and guitar. I really had fun trying out different distortion on the guitar parts to give it that warm fuzzy feeling. I kind of envision someone walking through freshly mown grass on a sunny day.

Left over audio from "How to Glu" This one is about power and resistence.. which I find to be quite sexy when I think about it. Instrumentation: distorted and clean acoustic guitar, swords, tabla, synth, drum programming, clapping, vocals.

(A remastered version of a Sound 1 Project 3) I wanted to try something different with this one. The album is so packed with digital-sounding songs that I just needed to mix things up.

This one's got a solid beat and some wailing guitars - just jammin' out.

A very electronic piece, with just a synth and a drum.

My first "lyrical" track on the album. The voice is philosopher Alan Watts. This was probably the most fun to make, especially once I stopped worrying about the measure structure. I think it's appropriate to the subject matter to chop up the…

Using the microKORG, GarageBand drum kits, and a cheap acoustic guitar. Beware, it is far from done. The final version will likely be longer and less repetitive (if possible).