Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 14. Yes Virginia - that final dream you have right before the alarm clock goes off does typically sound like the demo mode on one of those Casio keyboards from the 80s.

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 12. Title track for the album. I had the melody and lyrics for this song bouncing around in my head for years, and needed to do something with it. Remember when life was simpler prior to all the complexities…

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 11. Full song title is 'Knock On The Door Of The House That Isn't There.' Yes -- that is a Welcome to Night Vale reference. =) Freesound Samples Used : 125919_klankbeeld_horror-what-are-you-doing-here…

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 11. The Japanese apparently have built sheep automatons capable of cyclically trotting past you in bed, so you can count them. Studies show this can assist to initiate the sleep process in those with insomnia…

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 10. Er - um. With apologies to anybody old enough to accurately remember the Disco Era. Freesound Samples Used : 18882_zippi1_sound_singing11

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 8. Rust, Rust Who Do You Trust? The One You Dread Will Turn To Dust? Or the one who bled That was dead, but got up?

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 7. If you know the words, sing along! I am going to post the lyrics here. They are being tabulated by a computer now and coming out on punch cards.

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 6. That modem noise at the beginning makes me feel so nostalgic. I remember back in the 90s when they said a 14.4 baud modem was the fastest thing you would ever need to surf the web. Freesound Samples Used…

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 5. An instrumental track. When I hear the music, I envision that video that Blondie did in the 80s for Rapture, but with Bill Gates, Steve Jobs, and the redshirts from Star Trek dancing instead. Freesound…

Her Low Budget Nightmare : Track 4. This track earned its name after the file got corrupted, and I had redo a good-sized chunk of it from memory. So it was like a Nintendo-era audio phoenix rising from the ashes.