This piece is the result of me trying to widen the influences on my music. It is an experiment to see whether an old dog can learn new tricks, or, in other words, whether I can write something that doesn't sound like Depeche Mode or anything else…

The year is 1790 and the place is French Guiana and the subject is the slave trade..................... This is a collab with Norm.

Second track unveiling

Orphans were asked to contribute a track to a new 'Halloween Compilation' - released by Whiplash Records - this is our cover of the Coops 'Dwight Fry' - Hope you enjoy!

Another from the tinsled Cellar last night......I hasen to add this not my family at Christmas time................. PEACE ON EARTH(Lyrics) Its Christmas day on a sunny day the snow has gone away Nobody know what today will bring they sing the…

Randy Brown and I did a little co-write this evening and this is what we came up with... I MISTOOK IT FOR THE MOON Capo @ 2 Key D (Play in C positions) I was coasting across West Texas/Had my top down, it was late at night I caught a coyote…

Inspired By My Wife. She Bought Me The Classical Guitar For Christmas One Year So I Used It To Write A Song For Her.

Thats a solo ;-)

noise

ABOUT LUANNE capo @ 2 in Am 1st note - E Am G F E repeats Luanne’ll take you down But she don’t use muscle She’s found some of your pieces And she wants to solve your puzzle Dm She wants you to be happy Am And it bugs her that…

The flames were visible for miles -- Solo guitar improv - playing around with the new loop pedal. This is track nine from our 2014 RPM album, [Eleven](http://alonetone.com/cavestreet/playlists/eleven)

too nin sounding, i'm dissapointed in myself. haha. Actually I rather like that it turned out rather NIN sounding. Someday I will need you Someday I will teach you Somehow I will escape this

At 180bpm, it's definitely way faster than I generally write. We'll call it "tempo creep". It started out at 140bpm, and got increased automatically to 160bpm when I imported some drums. I didn't notice it until later, and then found that 140bpm…

This an old, old one from way back, Merry Christmas to everyone

sorry, bad day

Matt Ferrara: Guitar, Bass, Keys, Vocals

From Satriani's 'Flying in a Blue Dream.'