Tell me the truth.

A fun little track that came out of an evening jam - this track spurred the idea for the 'Right To The Line' split we did (summer, 2009). Written as an instrumental with some help on the overdubs.

Music written and played by Paul Ivany of Right to Asylum & I wrote and sang the vocals. In addition to being the second track from the 'Right To The Line' 2 track split we did, this track also appears on Right to Asylum's self titled album…

Arrsuarez came to Hawaii to write this song with me.

I used to be into interviewing folks I knew about anything and everything, just to get "good source" for audio experimentation. I was very much into making pieces using plain spoken voice, and was (and still am) very fascinated with the effects…

Six guitars playing live repeating patterns. In rhythm?

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A skipping CD of children's music, an old accordion with sticky keys, some subterranean drums and synth bass, a departing train. Hoping to achieve some kind of glitchy transcendence through the broken fragments.

I composed this song (this is a midi audio file). It is based on the lullaby my mom made up when I was a baby. © Pablo EMoulden Productions (& and Pablo Moulden)

This is the edited version. Added more parts/etc to it. © Pablo EMoulden Productions COPYRIGHTS LINK: under "Llueve Llueve Llueve" http://maestroeduardomusic.blogspot.com/

I play everything on all these songs, except for the drums. this is a dude from Portland named Carl playing drums, who has since dropped off the radar completely and gone AWOL

Hi! Just a remix of a song I originally recorded in Garageband, remastered in Ardour. Thanks for stopping! Doug

Very rough sketch of something I am working on, with my even sketchier vocals. All about how we seem to be intent on using up everything this planet has to offer. Any ideas or comments please

This is how I got over the events of 9/11.