just continued work with the new microkorg :) youtube work is being processed as I type.

Behind the wall of sound there is a story no-one has ever heard. If you listen carefully maybe you can hear it. Good luck...............

I like this version better then the other one personally, hence why I put this one up also. :)

Demo version of a song I have yet to actually record. Just something I've thrown around the past couple years.

Something I recorded while practicing for a gig one day, freestyle I did on the same track as Faced down.

Song I did a few years back about music.

another oldie from some years ago.

the L was setting in

Independent production conducted by Anderson Luizaga partnership with Daniel Agabiti created, recorded and mixed in exactly two months, for a presentation of ballet at the Teatro Alpha-Sao Paulo-Brazil. A rereading of the famous dramatic ballet…

Were you to step foot on Venus, you would see the back of your own head.

Ok, on the make micro music list tune smiths are challenging composers to write coherent music with their worst tunings imaginable. This is my result for one of the challenges. This is an improvisational piece that uses a modified pianoteq…

The acoustic version of Eitherway, me and a buddy sat around and wanted to write a song and this is what came out..I like this version better also.

noise works : video to follow

Recorded at a cottage in the Canadian woods in late August.

computer musics on the edge of nothing at all.

Been a while Alonetone. Hope you didn't miss me too much. I'm starting to get the hang of using the Channel preset thingies on FL Studios. I'm getting tired of working with the version I have though (now on memory save or something) Well…

I gotta feeling it's gonna be a good year! Enjoy http://www.theprayercloset.org Copyright 2011 Brad Dassey

very similar to the 'more of this a' but part 2 btw the video for todays' computer music work is getting uploaded now. all 25 min 25 sec and 25 frames there of.

it's really not

Phase 4 of this instrumental piece

progressive rock, prog rock

A setting of the poem “The Wind Sprang up at Four O’Clock” by T.S. Eliot. Sonar X1, bass, rhodes piano, drums, sax, and vocals.

Phase One Of This Instrumental I'm Workin On.

It's a melodic rock guitar song with a bit of a country feel.

It's a Screaming Trees homage.

It's an unobtrusive bopper.

It's a mildly funky soft rock song.

It's fast and bumpy, a little bit punkish.