A song about the state of Britain and what is happening worldwide & within our own society.

A song about depression and coming through it with help from a friend.

About the song It's like a picture of my brain. Psychadelic number using the Korg Monotron. I strummed the guitar riff at 21:00 and within 40 minutes had all the tracks recorded onto the Zoom. All except the two Monotron tracks which were added…

Who should come down the cellar to see Elvis but Bon Scott. Reg got on with him like a house on fire, i mean they have a lot in common. Reg told him all about his new love. S o they decided to jam and this is what they came up with…

Orchids floating in the breeze.

Sometimes we glimpse those beings who dance for the delight of the gods.

Before we had the iPod, we had the Walkman. Thsoe batteries died a lot, too.

Started life out as a track called "Thumper." Ahh, metamorphosis.

Eleven, eleven, eleven.

Trance in two chords.

Based on the deadly sin of Lust.

The "weird track." Every album needs one.

You sleazy beetch! You stole my Donna Sommers' weeg!

Lunaticradio.com - Sheens Korner WINNING!

toxical toadish 1a was the last minutes of a 1:10 min performance recording directly lifted from the record. next up the remixes with the whole thing considered. :)

from the album Spherical Harmonics/RPM Challenge 2011.

from the album Spherical Harmonics/RPM Challenge 2011.

from the album Spherical Harmonics/RPM Challenge 2011.

Guitars, Drums, Production: Nick Testa Guitar, Vocals: John Van den Oetelaar Words & Music: Errol Chugg

from the album Spherical Harmonics/RPM Challenge 2011.

Guitars: Alina Yudaeva Composed, arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann This never turned out like I wanted it to be because I could not find a real drummer and bassist for it. But at least Alina was kind enough to play the lead guitar…

I changed this one up a bit into a folky ballad.

Nebula AKA Alien Trance Please Enjoy

this is an orphan track. sort of like the one sock in the back of the drawer.

Yet another from the basement. I believe this is a short, slowed down version of a faster, older Prozac song. Lots of hiss, and I wish it was longer, but I do particularly like this.

If I'm not mistaken, this is a song written earlier in Prozac's tragically short career when we still had a vocalist, but performed much later in the basement just for kicks. I think Dustin and Frank wrote the music and Julia (and possibly Chris…

This new one was written by Willie and features him on guitar and vocals plus once again we are pleased to have Rinyville supply harmony vocals. We welcome your feedback as usual.

This isn't a "peppy" march. It was written for a guy on my floor, whose nickname is Peppy. Just to clear things up.

dedicated to all the astronauts

Explore a blend of some funky drums and the universe