Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - February. This song refers to February 29th, or Leap Day. It also refers to heartbreak and loss, but that's not nearly as important as Leap Day. The observant listener will notice that back…

Original song: from the album, TheSongOfTheDay.com - June. Featuring our friend, Qadree Holmes on vocals, this song goes out to all Notary Publics everywhere. The song came about when Jason was asked to notarize a few immigration documents for…

Original song: from the album, When I Was Your Age (which started off life as our RPM album for 2009). When I Was Your Age features songs that take a look back at when we were kids. If you're anything like us, Saturday mornings were about two…

Tried to keep this one straight up the middle

About the local authority saying that they can't really do anything to stop the problems in society.

A song that tackles that point in life where you want or need the answer to your question(s), but they have no real answer, so fob you off with some lies.

This song tackles the subject of a close friend to someone who passed away the very next after having a such a good laugh with them the day before, and wondering if there is an after-life and will they ever see them again.

A song about a one-sided relationship, where one party is giving and the other is just taking and plain ignorant. (i'm not bitter) ;)

I re-imagined this Neil Young Folky song as an acoustic blues song.

About those kind of friends that just come around when they want something, and if they don't get it. Go off and slag you off behind your back. But your true friends tell you about it.

Another song with a tricky subject about child cruelty. From the childs perspective.

Technically it's OK; I like the guitar and basslines. The lyrics and vocals I'm not so fond of. I hoped to have enough time to replace this one later in february with a better one but alas, it was not to be...

'm doing a course in Mandarin Chinese and mamahuhu is one of my favourite words. It means so-so (literally horsehorsetigertiger); "not so good". In this lyric I just allowed myself to whine about my situation; get it over with. I like the harmony…

There is a Dutch expression Luchtfietsen/Luchtfietserij which I transated as Skycycling. It's a term for unrealistic plans/dreams. Another recent Dutch expression is Linkse Hobby (leftist hobby/leftwing hobby) which was coined by rightwingers…

The lyrics started out as being about talking to someone and somehow you never get on the same wavelenght. You say something and the other person goes: "Yeah, I know what you mean like this...etc..." and goes on about something you didn't mean…

I had to write a lyric for this one on the last day and really had no good ideas. So, as the title says... A bit of a shame as I kinda liked the vocal melody and bassline. It's one of the lesser tracks now (together with the first one)

Someone, somehow, changed my original text about this song. Whoever did that damn him/her to hell.

Hey, Christians have gospelmusic. Godless heathens like me sometime have to let off steam too. One of my best songs I think. Drumloops from http://realmusicmedia.net/samples.html (I used them in track 5 too)

For the lyrics I tried to "paint a picture" rather than tell a story or make a clear point. I was thinking of Caroline No by the Beach Boys about a girl who suddenly lost the glow of youth. The lyric is not quite succesfull but... it will have…

Sassy Nation version! Sister Savage and Mr Sandbags collaborated on the original of this wonderful heartbreaker of a song. I've been playing it on the guitar the last few days and it always seemed to come out with a grittier tone, so i asked…

Here's to Johnny! Gifted composer. Talented musician. Supportive friend. 127 songs of posted AT rockin' goodness, posted from 2008-2011: the Stone Age! Thanks for all of the tasty tunes Johnny. 5/4 120bpm.

Vocals: Holger Bremer Lyrics: Katherine Wong (Casia) Composed by Steffen Offermann (original music) & Holger Bremer (vocal melody) Arranged & mixed by Steffen Offermann ================================================ The singer…

Wanted to write lyrics for this one, but ran out of time :(

One of two tracks done in Renoise. A lot of the samples are various binary files from my computer loaded as sound files!

I've been listening to a lot of Meshuggah since the last RPM.

NECROGEDDON

We need a ton of coal.

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.

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.......

Brad Dassey - Why Do We Wonder? http://www.theprayercloset.org Free Christian downloadable music Completely legal downloads

New one from me. It's ended up as a bit of a "crying into yer beer at Bob's Country Bunker" sort of song lol... I've been sat on these lyrics in some form or another for absolutely years. I first wrote them one very dark night a few years after…

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!

Words & Music Errol Chugg Produced at Ken Barken Studios