Signifies 'Day', second of the two part drone release under the moniker 'Bigotry'. Usually it goes Day->Night, but because of the dark nature overall, decided to put this track after. The intro provides some soothing, followed by the dusk…

This is the first tune I've recorded in many months. I didn't like it that much to start with. But after getting more creative with the bass line and sprucing up some of the guitar parts, it started to feel better. The vocals helped. This is…

See if you can spot the Korn sample.

This was one of my earliest mods, back in '95 or '96, written in Scream Tracker 2, then remixed many years later (probably '99) with Impulse Tracker.

Isn't it?

It is. This was written during my stay as an exchange student in the U.S. from 1997-1998. Probably while on break in the school library. Yes, I had Impulse Tracker installed on a computer in the school library. I was a real charmer.

This one's built around an Offspring sample ("Not the One" from Smash). It was written in one night during my stay as an exchange student in the U.S. from 1997-1998 with my host brother sitting next to me, offering me bad advice.

I'm not sure I ever technically finished this one. I think I just gave up half way through.

I think this is the song I've recorded the most times. This one at its harshest. And most danceable. Check out that fucking trance synth. Egh. I remember starting this up at a LAN back in maybe '96 around 2 am when everyone else started playing…

This was written one evening when I somehow figured out how to plug my dad's turntable into my computer. In one sitting, I went through his record collection, grabbed a handful of random records and sampled everything I could. Bonus points for…

I don't think I ever quite finished this one up. It was a nice idea that went nowhere.

It seems everybody I know takes a pile of subscriptions. I wonder if I'm missing out. Needless to say, this was bitchin' hard to sing, and I cheated like hell. Got old and fat just sittin around waitin till a new solution is found Solve my…

I recently read Walden, and spent a lot of time thinking about Thoreau's idea that it is folly to suffer to put away against future suffering. But of course that would be silly advice to follow. Save my money for a rainy day It’s the way so they…

This song IS autobiographical. I been thinkin about what they call the best-case scenario And it's 20 more years of this shit, don't you know dealing with stuff I don't give a damn about in return for a certain pecuniary amount ref: can't…

I found out I could make this weird noise scratching over the center pickup on my strat. I looped it and built an "instrumental" over it.

Another song I once recorded badly on a 4-track. This one is not so much changed from the original, just a better performance (I hope!) and recording. Well I'm rusting away and I'm soon gonna die 'cause my body is slowly being oxidized and I…

An oldie, which I recorded very badly on a 4-track back in the 20th century. I have always wanted to do a "full" version with the bombastic fanfare I always envisioned. Here it is. I grind my butt into the sand where the ocean meets the…

Written while I was an exchange student in the U.S., probably at the student library, right after the New Year 1998.

I wanted more songs that WEREN'T about death and destruction. This song is not really autobiographical. I go down to my basement room To get away from everything To forget forgettable days Try to find something interesting Got a big comfy…

A song I wrote when I was about 19 years old. I never thought it was good enough to record. Maybe I was wrong! I float around in a pool of slime I can't be seen with the naked ey You know it's gonna be lotsa fun To munch out on a bacterium…

I wanted to start an album with a burst of white noise. I'm not sure why. Nor was I sure what to do afterwards. So I just chucked out a few chords.

This was supposed to have been a remix of a Neil Schuh song. But he hated it so I saved his bit for last and pretended it was my own. Fun fact: I played this at my high school music exam. It was either that, or sing.

Recorded at an old piano in a basement LAN at somebody's house, sometime early 1999. Recording method: chucking a pair of gamer headphones under the hood of the piano and playing the first thing that came to mind. The whispering noises: my LAN…

The flute sound hurts my brain now. Can't remember why I was so fond of it.

This is an assault on all GMO producers and their sickly food... (Did you know the FDA co-owns the patent on the terminator gene, with Monsanto...) Words and music by CMOR (2010)

Yes, it's the opening theme to Delphine's Out of This World (U.S. title: Another World). I was a nerd.

I just stole a fresh batch of samples and wanted to try them out. Unfortunately I never really got around to finishing this one up. It just sort of stops.

I wrote this because we needed music to play Quake 3 to.

This was a good idea, all things considered, but I never finished it the way I wanted to. Tough break.

That last noisy bit is a couple of my DOS 6.2 system files, loaded into Impulse Tracker as raw audio data. When I was mixing this at 2 am, still living with my parents, my dad nearly had a shit fit. Guess I should have worn headphones.