~Bringing the joy to the world~

works as one of the industry metal creations there of.

We branched out a bit. It was fun.

In the beginning there was man alone Then came the angles, humming to a song Which took the form of a chain and a stone So man learned to walk, with his feet pressed to the floor He drew fire from the skies and smoked the leaves But then…

Kolom-Bour! performing @ Music Mashup Live! https://www.facebook.com/MusicMashup

Just a little something different. I was playing with my loops and wanted to cross a few different music styles.See what you think...I may work on this some more and then again...

About a musician who decides death is the best career move.

The joy of mixing heavily effected, distorted guitars! (sarcasm) Not as nice as I wanted it, but not rage inducing bad either. In the vein of Mono etc

I will upload the original at some point, but I seem to have misplaced it...

My contribution to ImprovFriday 5th - 7th of April. Spoken words are by Nightingale

I think this was the first Blues I wrote, about 5 years ago.Changed the tempo & got my mate Dave to play harmonica on it. Thanks Dave.Listening to the old version, couldn't remember what I played so had to revamp it, old age!!! DOH !!!!!

My very first chicken song and probley my last!

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar,Soundscaping Steve Layton (Spiral Dance) Jude Cowan (The Simple Onion) Benjamin Smith (Ben.improv.Apr.4.2012) for ImprovFriday 2012-04-07

A darker piece than my others. For those of you familiar with Nine Inch Nails, you may notice some of that influence here.

A work in progress - scored in Sibelius for Alto Flute and Classical Guitar

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar,Soundscaping Peter Thörn (Andra) Bruce Hamilton (see?) Benjamin Smith (Ben.improv.Apr.4.2012) Paul Hertz (Wide, yet incomplete) Jude Cowan (Kohlrabi Babi) for ImprovFriday 2012-04-07

Well, here's a REAL oldie. This is the one my kids like me to play most when we're in the backyard with the fire pit and the sun going down. They play gently through the first 4:07... And then run around like maniacs for the last 1:20.

On a rainy evening in autumn

A cover of The Choir's Beautiful Scandalous night.

don't remember Burger's real name

Written by Rog Hildreth, arrangement by Stuart Jewkes. Stu played the uke and I sang the song. It's about the conflict between late-night-me who wants to stay up, and daytime-me, two parts of myself which don't quite get along.