Completed on Super Bowl Sunday, and the title is an extremely dorky joke about that. I've discovered electric razors are a fun way to produce industrial effects.

Little is known of the true identity of AwESOME MOVIE SOUND NOISES!!! - their music is largely distributed via cd-r's taped to bathroom stall doors; Said cd-r's are largely found in the greater Boston area, giving a hint to the artist's location…

Nuclear Gandhi were a short-lived experimental electronic side project of Texas noise-punk group Shapeshitters - their sole album, 12 AM On The Vomit Clock (1990), is currently out of print.

I made this with the intention of having someone I know fill it in with vocals/other details. I haven't heard back about it yet, and in the mean time I may start trying out my own lyrical ideas on it.

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.

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

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…

One of my "fake video game soundtrack" pieces. The title isn't merely repetition; the first instance of "frightening" is an adjective and the second is a present tense verb - in other words "scary horses scaring other horses".

I use this phrase so much in my daily life in customer service, it may as well be a song.