This is an actual thought I had once.

A song about riding a train, in the style of early synth pop.

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

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…

Another drone experiment - a slowed down harmonica improv with a lot of added echo, reverb, wah wah, and tremolo.

An experiment with recording keyboard improvisations and running them through Paul's Extreme Sound Stretch. Orchestra X-7 was just the seat I was assigned at a concert once.

Weird acapella experiment, part one. This is mostly improvised and sort of inspired by the first Beat Happening album, although it didn't end up sounding anything like that.

This song's been on the backburner for a while and I finally feel like I've officially "finished" it.

This is the demo that somehow got me a position as the rapper in an online friend's experimental/trip hop group. I was actually a little nervous about sending it because I find it pretty ridiculous.

Written for a member of an online community I'm in. She'd fallen ill, so one of us organized personal care packages for her: Mine included a mix CD, and what better way to personalize such a thing than with a cheesy motivational rap song?