from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

from the album "In the Shadow Of the House Of the Demon" (2010) on Teagown Records.

My contribution for Johnny with Norms excellent percussion. I've given it a bit of an Indian twist.......

Lyrics Steven Chugg Music Errol Chugg Produced by Ken Barken Studios

While Reg was travelling the country he met an old Indian gentleman called Abdul Aziz in a newsagents in the city of Bradford in the North of England while buying his morning paper. Reg struck up a conversation with the old man and they got on…

A club-mix of my first electronical production from last year. I tried out some VST-Effects I haven't used before. The name "Kater" is german and can be translated into "hangover" and "male cat", probably i had an hangover when I produced it :)

This one started as a the title line while driving in my car. All I had was the line and it's melody. I built the song around that about 6 months later. The lyrics are self explanatory.

This song started as the riff on my Strat while fooling around with some FX. I knew it needed to be a big dance number, and then realized there is a great story about the power of music and dance, which I hid in the lyrics. See if you can figure…

It's about a few folks, some known, some known to me. I liked the chunkiness of the chord that starts it, but wanted to do something a little more 'spacey' than a pure rock number. It's all true too.

A little fun riff that came from noodling on my Epi whilst watching the idiot box one night. It's kind of written for a friend who is a little lost in a self-imposed exile from life.

A brief glimpse, but that's all. Inspired by last April. It's for everyone, but no one in particular. Yes, this one gives more than a passing nod to Ham and Evans. Thanks gents!

Songs sometimes are best left to the listener. This is one of them.

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios

Originally meant to sound more Hendrix-ey, this one informed me that acoustic was the way to start. As always, the song was right, I was wrong.

Top Of The Pops circa 1972! Remember when all those bands in the early 70's where adding synth to every song but the lyrics meant something (sometimes)? Pure excitement, pure bubblegum, pure fun. Well, this is my offering and thanks to all of…

Get on your bellbottoms, and get out on the floor. There's more to the song than you realize, but just dance baby, just dance.

A good friend and percussionist Norm Harris contributed percussion to this track – A Cast of Billions - so I ripped out all of the midi percussion and used Norm’s percussion, added a track where I speak Evan’s poem and did some remastering…

This was one of the two songs I wrote ahead of time to get a jump on RPM.

I was thinking about what I hadn't done so far - no instrumental, no synth, no vibraslap, no cowbell - so I just tossed all that stuff together. The title is in memorial of my brother's recent appendicitis. Edit: I admit that I did a remix…

I woke up with this in my head, including the first line of the lyrics. If you dream it, you must record it, that's my rule.

I'm convinced I've lifted this melody from somewhere, and I'm sure somebody will soon let me know that I have.

I had an incredibly hard time putting this together, and then at the end it fell together better than I could have ever hoped. I guess I should scream my head off more often.

This was another song I wrote ahead of time. I end up enjoying these the least, but it gives me something to record on February 1st.

I recently read Milton's Paradise Lost. I decided to "Summarize", but I couldn't do it in less than 12 verses. The song is so intractably long that I just left the many clams as-is. Sorry about that.

This one's for Johnny, who encouraged me to record this country-ish version, it's one-take, warts and all.

it sound TERRIBLE home made lol

also a lil scratchy but came out qood to me :D

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a season in hell by rimbau,sampled and signal-processed,set to music by wordless poem,composed on the roland MC 505 groovebox.

Guest preacher Matt Bownds helps us see a glorious view of the church: the Bride of Christ

Lyrics: Katherine Wong (Ottawa, Canada) Vocals: Mark Lee Fletcher (Southern New Jersey, U.S.A.) Guitar: Brad Denney (Southern California, U.S.A.) Drums: Jerry Langenfeld (San Diego, U.S.A.) Bass: Kenny Bruce (Virginia Beach, U.S.A.) Composed…

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