Think about the insight of a cheetah, and the result should be this song.

Just listen and tell me what it makes you feel...

Another one written by Dennis Coble. He plays my 12 string, I'm doing the lead bits.

A song written by my good friend Dennis Coble. Glenn Milam on some scorching lead guitar.

An improv with Phil (drums). Added synth later. At the end you hear the giddy laughter of two musicians who just had a real good time!

An improv with Phil on drums. Added synth later.

From 1997. A space rock jam with Phil and Billy. I added some synth later.

"I am hypnotized by the TV weekdays at 5:30. They wash my mind on Eastern Standard Time. You know my mind runs on commercial puns. Oh, I can't think for myself anymore..." Yeah, I can't help watching TV alot. Well I can, but I choose not to. This…

An older (very old indeed) song that tells the story about that old Reaper that likes to come around.

No.2 of 10 "Off the cuff" songs written in June. A song about someone the singer knows is nearby and is the right one but has yet to be found.

I do not know anyone named Lilly Child. I just thought the name sounded good. This is third of 10 "Off the cuff" songs written last June. I have only recorded 4 of the 10

The instrument tracks were all recorded before I even attempted to sing this song, which was not a good idea as I cannot sing very well in the key of E major. Thus, this song does not exactly feature a good vocal part. "This indie song is not…

This whole album being a part of the RPM Challenge, it was overall fairly rushed, although this is the most noticeably incomplete song. I recorded both a vocal and drum track to go along with this song, but they both did not record for some reason…

This song is about me having weird OCD-esque things. Most of the instruments were played by me, with the exception of the drums which were played by Isaac, some vocaling by Olivia, yelling and other stuff by Jacob, Erik, Nikki, Erika, Nihco, and…

White Light was written in June along with 10 other "Off the cuff" tunes. Just before the great flood in Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Our house was flooded and slowly being rebuilt. This is 4th of the 10 to be recorded.

Instrumental song from my RPM album "Inside Words". Album inspired by old comic books.

This is one of those songs that I wrote that keeps playing in my head throughout the day, hope you enjoy it as much as I did recording it.

MODERN MEDICINE DJ-Set _____________________________________________ INSIDE: (Emilie Simon, Kronos Quartet, Modern Medicine, NIN, The Columbus Academy Children's Choir, Beth Gibbons, Sneaker Pimps, Blue States, Vetiver etc.) Disclaimer…

I love 80s music , for me it was the best decade in terms of quality so here lies the inspiration for this track , the sound is heavily 80s influenced , the bass , synth and bells are reminiscent of this time so i haope you enjoy it and please…

Little Guy Demo Ep Self-Released http://www.erikino.com

Little Guy Demo Ep Self-Released http://www.erikino.com

Little Guy Demo Ep Self-Released http://www.erikino.com

Little Guy Demo Ep Self-Released http://www.erikino.com

A cover of Losing and the Lost's song Games that they wrote for the RPM Challenge 2009

I have a 3 years old little child and she watches the Barney video a million times a day! so I decided to make some variations to the Barney's theme "I love you and you love me..."

The image of cherry blossoms folding into a gravel footpath is from a poem by Kanoko Okamoto. Originally from RPM '07 album, this version has been reworked a fair bit.

Originally for (unfinished) RPM '08 album. This song and "shortwave" together probably required more component audio tracks than my entire RPM '09 album, which is one reason RPM '08 didn't see completion.

Originally for (unfinished) RPM '08 album

The first part of this was a "hidden" untitled track on my original RPM '07 album; the second part was conceived as an intro to "shortwave" but it seemed to make sense to re-sequence them this way.

lyrics: traditional Orignally from RPM '07 album; this one has been reworked quite a bit. The lead vocal performance is particularly weak here but I'm rather pleased at how the "choir" vocals came out.