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…

sci-fi kook-groove with microtonal elements?

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!

DANCING IN THE LIGHT Got you on my mind Like every other day From now until the end of time I haven’t found a way To take you dancing in the light And take you running in the night I’m thinking you just might Like to go dancing, dancing…

Haven't done a lengthy experimental track in quite a while. In light of Halloween and the times we're living in i thought the page needed a solid turn.

[Verse 1] Life is what we make it and you surely played a part Life is what we make it and I surely played a part Ask yourself how many of your friends are just like you Ask yourself how many of your friends are just like me Now ask yourself…

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cover I did for a coverfest on a guitar forum.

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

This is a song i have written for a very special person, someone who I feel so close too. All my love xXx

A likable, hedonistic alien stumbles upon earth. He is forced to leave because of humanities' reaction to his arrival. He returns a couple millenia later and is surprised by what he finds...

xenharmonic keyboard improv

Weird dream...huh...

More lo-fi noodlings for RPM. Featuring 2 year old daughter let loose on a box of instruments, and then messed with in goldwave. Will be a (poorly) hidden track on RPM album.. when there are actual songs on it.

A track inspired by Mahavishnu Orchestra and John McLaughlin.

There were these two sisters, both gorgeous and super intelligent. One of them mentioned the book "Lost Horizon" by James Hinton. It was their favorite book. So I read it. And it was really strange and interesting. So I wrote a song about the…

Many of the most harmful things seem small and/or innocuous.