Microfreak, bass, guitar, drums.

Demo for FAWM '25. A collab with @villedog inspired/adapted from original lyrics by @johnkaniecki [Intro] Excuse me Buy, Buy! Buy, Buy! Excuse me Buy, Buy! Buy, Buy! Excuse me Buy, Buy! I don't want your junk [Verse] I…

2025 RPM Challenge song idea number eight becomes finished song number 19. Do I like this because of the swing groove, or in spite of it? I don't know. The rhythm guitar in your left speaker is a Les Paul Custom and the one in the right…

2025 RPM Challenge song idea number seven becomes finished song number 18. I kinda like this one. I think it's going onto the final RPM Challenge album. I just wish I couldn't hear the keys on the saxophone clicking. I don't think I've ever…

2025 RPM Challenge song idea number four becomes finished song number 17. I'm waffling between not liking this song and thinking it's just meh. The guitar in your left speaker is a Les Paul Custom and the one in your right is a Les Paul…

2025 RPM Challenge Song Idea number 13 becomes finished song number 16. Meh. Waste of a good guitar solo in the outro. Rhythm guitars are a Takamine F-400 S 12-string into a Shure SM57. The leads are a Gibson Les Paul Standard 50's into…

Glory's Gonna Shine Verse 1: I woke up with a feeling deep down in my soul, The world keeps on turning, but it’s out of control. Storm clouds are rising, you can hear the thunder roll, But I know my Saviour’s in control. Verse 2: Seven…

2025 RPM Challenge song idea number nine becomes finished song number 15. This one is not going to make the RPM Challenge album cut. That middle bridge section... what was I thinking? Laughably bad. The rhythm guitar in your left speaker…

2025 RPM Challenge song idea number 18 becomes finished song number 14. I like the song all right, but the performance could have (should have) been better. It's okay, I guess. Rhythm guitars are a Takamine F-400 S 12-string into a Shure…

2025 RPM Challenge song idea number 20 becomes finished song number 13. As the great Ian Gillian once said, can I have everything louder than everything else. This mix kinda got silly as every level kept going up and up and up. It's a fun…

What the hell's a djembe? No, me neither. So it gets an airing in the intro. Tried to hit a just-behind-the-beat edginess to fit in with the just-behind-comfortable intent of the song. Titles are hard. *Tech Corner* More clangs and thuds…

A bit of Frankenstein of a song, lyrics cobbled from old lyric fragments, with variations on bass and melody and piano motifs, like I couldn't make my mind up where it was heading. Something about it, so has made the cut! *Tech Notes* Hmm…