Me and my friend (the guitarist) covered the ending theme of the Mass Effect 3 game. More of a rough try-out, this one.

4 pianos

This is very thrashy. Listeners discretion is advised .

CPFD Announcement of Lee Gaither Retirement

From my 2006 album, 'Quip Hop'...

in a far unknown future there are people who record key events in the development of crossing dimensions. This is a short excerpt from their findings on the relationship between speed, forward into reverse and reversal into forward. More information…

From the album GET A ROOM

Basically an unrecognizable remix of the title track from Where I Was Yet Not Never - I experimented with slowing those tracks down, or else distorting or reversing them and ended up with the hellish collection of drones you see here.

One of a few tracks that I had previously put up here but didn't give a proper home yet. I'm really proud of the metallic, water-drip-like sounds that start this off - I got that sound by tapping on an empty beer bottle with a pen, then adding…

There's some more self-sampling going on here - for instance the screams are from the end of "HoOSHA!" and the loop that sounds like synth strings is a cut up part of "Orchestra X-1".

A little bit more calm than the surrounding material, but I thought it was a good way to close things out.

Another track I recorded much earlier in the year. When I mentioned doing a noise side project, someone suggested I use some sort of onomatopoeia for a name, and I came up with Kzzzrrrk.

Bonding with a new guitar Bittersweet is not just for chocolate If you put any more change in my pocket I'd sink in a bathtub Since I've been gone You've moved on Everything's different but the feelings remain yet another sign of change A…

By Neeraj Shridhar

Don't let it go, don't let it burn out so slow; like a bar of soap in your match-jar. Cause even when things hurt the most, don't let it go. And when the wick burns out, when your house remains a parsed kind of fall. When the rambling chords…

Live @ Gluefactory 3?.?08?.?12, The Fishtank, Durham, UK Performed by Girl From Winter Jargon with some help from Suzanne Velouria, (her modified Yamaha PAC) and a Vox Looper. 'In your hand' was supposed to feature on a Winter Jargon album called…