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…

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.

Initially inspired by over-analyzing a Carly Rae Jepsen lyric, this piece presents a metaphor for the way many of us live under a capitalistic system. Or something. For the vocals I double tracked my voice and pitched one of the tracks down…

A Pink Floyd tribute of sorts.

These lyrics are quite old - I originally wrote them about 10 years ago in the form of a "poem", in order to troll a vanity publisher. I always wanted to set them to music, and they happened to fit the drum loop and harmonica piece I was working on.

I wrote these lyrics in a few minutes on a bus ride home, then quickly set them to a backing of hammerhead drum loops and stylophone. I may go ahead and make a full vocal album/EP in this "synth punk" sort of vein (maybe also with a few slower…

This is a song about someone who always needs you to bail them out of trouble, but never repays you.

I deliberately made it unclear whether it's "I'm leaving you" or "I believe in you" (originally, it was the latter)>

This is an actual thought I had once.