One of the two actually finished songs. Everything in this song was created using Hammerhead, my voice, and a beer bottle.

One of these days I sort of want to try an all acapella album. You may or may not notice a reference to "We Have Heaven" by Yes in there.

A "lost" piece of sorts: I was going through my files when I found a song I wrote and recorded in October of last year, but never shared with anyone.

A piece based around pitch-shifted melodica.

Written under the influence of Throbbing Gristle.

An experiment with very short electronic loops. The very first sound you hear in this song is all of the tracks I used for it running at once for one second - this was the result of an editing mistake, but as I was trying to make something harsh…

Named after a public domain pulp fiction story I once found online.

Mostly melodica improvisations played backwards. I accidentally recorded the sound of me plugging a microphone into the computer and ended up distorting it, looping it, and making it the rhythm track - I've pulled similar tricks on some of my…

The backing track is mainly the "Chanticleer Hegemony" beat in reverse at a slower tempo and pitch-shifted samples of my earlier track "Harm". The lyrics are taken verbatim from a note that once landed in my driveway one windy day. The ending…

Inspired by "Murder Mystery" by The Velvet Underground, with lyrics adapted from posts on Craigslist's endlessly fascinating "Missed Connections" section. I wanted to put positive posts in one speaker and negative in the other.