RPM 09. First tune I wrote for project. Trying to change my head.

RPM 09. We've all gotta count our blessings, I reckon.

RPM 09. Trying to stay optimistic in this time of pessimism.

RPM 09. For my girl.

RPM 09. A tune about my step-dad.

RPM 09. True story of my best mate, Weaver Hawkins.

This is actually a combo of three pieces: Shreya's song "Cry of the Banshee", my song "Strange High House In The Mist", and some open mic poetry under the title "The Skull." Needs a bit of cleaning up, maybe, but I think I did a good job channeling…

This is my version of Alex Moody's "Of A Child" from his album Make Do & Mend...recorded for the RPM cover swap project.

This is a track created by a friends' band which I sampled and processed to create my own, new piece.

first song in a series title "songs written and recorded in an hour"

This recording is live from our practice space and was featured on our two song demo "Lightning Demo" in May 2008.

This recording is live from our practice space and was featured on our two song demo "Lightning Demo" in May 2008.

I’m your janitor today, I do it for the pay and Soak in the shadow The pistol, a blade in trade I use my hands to feel sane It crawls out my heart, to my arm, Up the wrist, So close to your throat Crawling Crawling No future in your flight…

Oh light, old light ahead Rain down, rain down on me There I was just walking the park It was just a little bit before dark There I saw you with that shit eating grin, It was you, living in our old house again (sigh) ...so I’m running, and you…

Brief Style Exploration

The first public airing of the sessions for the forthcoming ButterflyPolite release. Trad jazz flavoured silliness, with some lovely woodblock playing and oohs and aahs.

Power pop psychedelia, strained & drained & midnight train'd.

Another track made with John MacDonald back in Philly.

Ever felt you could write a song?

Everyone has a sad story of lost love, but DKB uses that energy to create a spitfire romance with the mic.

Every artist needs inspiration, and DKB wouldn't be anywhere without the middle initial in their name.

DKB proves with this track that no longer are they willing to settle for the labels and tags given to Underground rappers, but that they are here to rock.

decided to cover bruce springsteen

A fun little instrumental that incorporates elements of chiptune sounds mixed with other non-chiptune sounds.

"Time keeps slippin' away...."

I'm a child at heart. I think many adults are, too.

I'll always try to be there for you . . .

A song about my son when he was a toddler. Now that he's grown, he really hates it.

I've seen you before, haven't I?

A song about growing old together.

I was angry and reclusive when I wrote this.

You won't see me any more.

Let's get old school about it.