Dreamy instrumental with piano, middle eastern percussion, and deep bass. Inspired by William Orbit.

A dance sundae with some samples sprinkled on top. Not my favorite, but was fun to record.

Distorted synths and drums, with some grit and an e. e. cummings poem read by the man himself. I am particularly fond of how this one came together, especially at the end.

Inspired by a trip to Japan during which I needed to obtain another towel for my friend Dave so he could take a shower. All I really knew how to ask of the hotel staff was "Where is the bathroom?" Hilarity ensued.

Bluegrass banjo, southern rock drums, goofy synths, vocoded chorus, and DnB rhythms. Technically has a NSFW word in the lyrics, but probably not discernable.

I love the Commodore 64. Still have two of them. And a C-128. For me, this song captures the loony spirit of some of the Commodore games I loved playing.

Chorus is NSFW. Inspired by responses to one of my Facebook status updates requesting suggestions for song ideas. I incorporated all of the ideas offered. Took less than 2 hours, start to finish, to write and record. I really like the synth melodies…

Inspired by the Max Ernst painting.

From the Chill Productions "Planets" project. What it feels like to fly through Saturn's rings, into its atmosphere, and back out.

From the Chill Productions "Planets" project.

My re-imagining of a piece by kjwise as a Harold Budd/Brian Eno-ish collaboration.

*Instrumental electronic hip-hop*

*Instrumental electronic hip-hop with electric piano*

*Instrumental electronic hip-hop*

*Instrumental electronic hip-hop*

*Instrumental electronic hip-hop*

Instrumental electronic hip-hop

Instrumental electronic hip-hop

*Instrumental electronic hip-hop*

A rewrite and expansion of one of my original songs, from a time when I was distrustful of things like drum samples and dynamics. ;P I don't mind discouraging those ninety-nine out of a hundred listeners with noisy glitchiness if it suits the…

Written on a temporary absence from the internet, this is me retreating into my shell (and taking half damage.)

(5 of 5 in "Tree Haus" cycle) The conclusion of my mid-album epic. The last two minutes or so were highly influenced by Muse - years ago I spent a lot of time listening to their album, "The Origin of Symmetry" and it has affected both my singing…

(4 of 5 in "Tree Haus" cycle) That's an ASCII picture of a Kuriboh, those lovable, useless fluffballs from Yu-Gi-Oh. I don't watch the show but I played some of the games for the GBA and the things's just so cute.

(3 of 5 of "Tree Haus" cycle) This was meant to be a 30 second interlude but grew into a song of its own; now I find it one of the two "perfect" tracks on the album.

(2 of 5 in "Tree Haus" cycle) I wrote this song, originally to be called "Tree House", years and years ago, piece by piece, just by jamming away on my keyboard and wailing. It never acquired lyrics, but then, the only thing I find less important…

(1 of 5 in "Tree Haus" cycle) I regret not doing more about the stodginess of this song - it's the lowpoint of the album to me. Perhaps you disagree but I still wince my way through this. Alas.

Here's the first time you hear the "Love ZZZV" theme reprised in a slightly different way. Then we morph into a style someone described to me as being medieval. Me, I'm not convinced they liked noise interludes all those centuries ago...

Thanks for listening to my album, "Love ZZZV"! This opening track is still my favourite of the nine because it features nothing I'd call a mistake and still leaves me in wonder just as to how I wrote it. The extended, classic tracker-style soloing…

Vandenburgh: Volume 3 (2009)