This is about a guy who fetishizes the process of meeting people online.

I was in this Boston bookstore/café with a really cramped floorplan. On the way in the store, you have to trip over the customers who are trying to leave. This one time, I nearly knocked heads with the hostess at the café, who observed that "we…

just a chill tune, made to sound like warm analog love. Props to you if you can hear the elephant sounds throughout the track. ;)

This is a deep house remix of Lux Divon's "Doctor P'. http://www.luxdivon.com/

It's dreamy, it's acidic, it's basically trance.

A remix of Grey Rainbow by Spinning Merkaba -- http://www.jasonbrockmusic.com/

A remix of Jonathan Coulton's "Code Monkey". http://www.jonathancoulton.com/

A hard edged trancey remix of Lacuna Coil's Close to the Edge http://www.lacunacoil.it/

A trippy low tempo remix of the Chemical Brothers' Salmon Dance. http://www.thechemicalbrothers.com/

Dubby version of "Fake it" by Brad Sucks. http://www.bradsucks.net/

A reggae version of Colin Mutchler's "Blue Ocean". James Brotherston of The Hustlers is on keys. http://www.jonathancoulton.com/

Remix of "Blood Music" by Parker Street Cinema. http://www.parkerstreetcinema.com/

Acidic percussion jam. Rock out!

Housey. One my first tracks.

Based on fourstone's Funk Construction Kit, this was a winner at Remixfight --> http://www.remixfight.org

Dark Ambient.

Not really ambient; not really anything else. Spooky. If you like the Boards of Canada, you might like this.

It's techno.

Trippy acid techno. The words are by Ray Kurzweil.

Acid. Pretty banging if I do say so myself.

Deep, dark and dubby. Sounds a bit like Massive Attack's Mezzanine album.

A single layer experimental composition using Elysium 0.7.7 playing the Kore 2 instrument 'Abaska Bong' through the 'Hello Repeat' effect from the Kore 2 factory library. In this track both the tempo and the pulse rate of the generators are…

An extra long and deep remix of This Disco...

This is really a joke, a homage to the Prodigy.

There may eventually be a vocal version of this track, but for now it's a housey instrumental.

This is the frontispiece the album "Chewed Tape"

While I was a grad student in the Boston area, I performed regularly with an Afro-Caribbean drumming group called the Jah Jah Drummers. It was during this time that I first began making beats in hip-hop and dub styles. This was recorded at the…