Same tracks, updated mixes

Same tracks, updated mixes

Same tracks, updated mixes

Same tracks, updated mixes

Same tracks, updated mixes

every time i go to nudge a coffee cup across the counter, it tips over. argh! this one has cajon, vocal and acoustic piccolo bass guitar only. yep, no bass part!

RPM 2013 - Collaboration with Bethan and Tess.

Lyrics -- At the tale end of Winter, when Spring bgan to take shape, You raised your chin in hopes that this would all change. Yet, stoned on each syllable, you said the unthinkable. I know I've fallen for you dear, because you're singing…

got to use my Rocket Shells 4x12 piccolo snare on this one! it's peppy.

Now this track WILL have vocals. It has too be reuploaded soon because I have had the damn lyrics stuck in my head for the whole month.

This is the 10.Song from the 4.4 Single from the SUB OUT RIPPER Collection 2.0

This is the 1.Song from the 4.2 Single from the SUB OUT RIPPER Collection 2.0

OUSTANDING collaboration with the great Gary Fox. ONE AND ONLY How many times have you been Captured by a camera With no one really knowing who you are Caught in the sight lines In the background In the corner of their eyes Never…

Second side opener by Martin fox This chord progression came to me in a pre-rpm jam and we instantly nailed the feel. The words came easy too. Another five piece number. The words are about my loved ones i have lost and my feelings about our…

8th song by P Lance McDaniel P.Lance's deep thinking deep rocking song about ....well im not sure.

The first song of my RPM 2013 Album. I've processed my vocals so much you can't really understand what I'm singing. Which is not a bad thing.

Finally got Amy to record this one! So many questions What can we offer? What can we give? How shall we answer? How can we praise Him? How shall we live? No, no worldly treasure No, no earthly measure What does the Lord want you to do? What…

Featuring Darren Hawe on vocals, guitar and bass. Written by Darren Hawe and Jarrett Osborn.

She's better than kittens.

After Chris recorded his guitar tracks for track two here - we jammed this little piece out direct to a Zoom H2 recorder with no overdubs or editing in post. Chris Cochrane is a gifted guitarist with a emotional and visceral approach to his instrument…

I couldn't help but finally make a layered arpeggiated piece along the the lines of Philip Glass. I put it out there for a taker and Bill Grundmann wrote "I hear voices". I had no idea how many and how disturbing they would be. He created a mini…

Bryn dropped and alternative track in our box that was culled fro his previous elemnts but manipulated into a lurching schizoid glitch piece that I loved. So - I slowed it down and used noise removal in Audacity to add more strangeness to it…

Michael Marquesen suggested that he was going to add manipulated vocals to whatever I sent him - so I left the melody pretty open but attempted to create a full range bed with percussive elements for him to wok with. Not having drums at my disposable…

Found myself in something of a Teutonic state when I created a heavy track using white noise for percussion accents along with deep foreboding lines. What better instrument to mix in than Banjo? I knew Jim Bouchard would kill it and he did. Even…

Yves Baar sent me a midi piano file from Belgium and I found that if I slowed it down 20% and converted the piano to trombone and french horns that I was able to work closely with the synth - doubling and countering his melody.

This is the first piece that I recorded - just after midnite on Feb. 1st. with Anne Cozean in mind as vocalist. Anne and I have worked together before and she delivered a great performance across two tracks. I was thinking Portishead going in…

Another song, cleaned up from 2005

Written by Kurt Ares, James Lucier, and me (Randy) way back in like 1994. Ancient!