Instrumental. A reflective, piano heavy piece.

Instrumental. A harder, more industrial feel than I normally go for. I felt like challenging myself.

Instrumental. Wrote and recorded this in about two hours a few years ago, still remains one of my favorites.

Fifth and final track from the mumble mumble EP.

Track four from the mumble mumble EP. I'd much prefer this to have an opposing female vocal line to my own, as my own voice harmonizing with itself sounds a little, well, strange, especially given the lyric subject matter. But, oh well, we all…

Second track from the mumble mumble EP.

I self-released an EP, mumble mumble, a couple years back. By "self-released," I mean "I made some copies and gave them to anyone who would take them." The whole EP is essentially songs written while learning the software I record with. This…

Vibes, bass drums steel plates

Instrumental (for now). I'd just moved into a new place in the city, and was feeling pretty good about my future. There's a definite touch of both my rock and dance influences scattered throughout this one.

This is the accoustic version of fat tragedy. I guess it is a guitar solo. Thinking itself through, but not really anticipating what itself is going to do.

This song is built on an entirely weird formula. First, I played it. Second, I broke it up into equal but random lengths, Then, starting each segment where i played it, Repeating each segment four or five times, adding lots of fx Finally, i needed…

An abuse of Brian Bazeley's Keeping the Peace by Norm Harris and myself.

Another laid back track that Louis has allowed me to add a little bass too.

DAVE AND LOIS ARE A HAPPILY MARRIED COUPLE. ALTHOUGH - SOMETIMES - LOIS LIKES DAVE TO DO IMITATE VOICES WHILE THEY HAVE SEX SO SHE CAN FEEL LIKE THEY ARE HAVING A THREESOME. LISTEN FOR SPECIAL GUEST: FRED RODGERS IN EPISODE ONE.

AMY WINEHOUSE WAS FORCED TO DO A PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT ABOUT DRINKING AND DRIVING.

Yadda Yadda Yadda- Sigmund Freud