Okay, I meant to post this last night, but be things as they were, it was a late night and I had to be up early. Better late than never, right? So, he's one for Labor day and all those who labor, for anything worth doing, is worth doing well…

my style of jamaican music

Track 18 from "Someone Else's Hell" Lyrics: So, this is what it's like To grow old Old Everybody needs you Everybody cares Except the ways that matter Why are you still here? So, this is what it's like To come home A hero You…

SOAD cover, fat and loud

a song written for my dear bandmate...a truly inspiring ghost.........

my first ever soundpiece

Basic 64 is my friend.

NLog synth app improv

inspired by the master of the dark who happens to be my bandmate in The Grave Dominion... i wanted to write something dark and haunting...something that took its time but had an urgency about it too...

This is the second of two demo's I made to consolidate my ideas about an album that I am working on for the Clinical Archives netlabel. The piece is fully improvised. I am recording two albums for Clinical Archives, the first is to be released…

Track #5 of "Someone Else's Hell" Lyrics: I am gone I'm nothing but song there is something worth - worth having over here I am song I'm nothing too far gone there is something worth - worth having over here I am none I will never be done A…

I've just finished the music on 17 songs and I still have to go through and do the vocals, a daunting undertaking. Before I add vocals, to whet the appetite . . . This one will eventually have lyrics about dead country stars and such.

This gets pretty heavy after the intro. I trimmed out a verse/chorus for now . . .

Year: 1997 Me trying to be a 3 piece band back in 1997 using the portastudio 1, fender mustang, crate amp, no-name bass, and jazz drum set. I've tried to improve it by remastering in sonar. Contributors: Please visit the graphic…

12 Dev Adam (Remix) Oguz Tanyildizi - 2003