Some Greek mythology 101 with a little incorporation of "All of old. Nothing else ever. Ever tried. Ever failed. No matter. Try again. Fail again. Fail better." - Samuel Beckett

This instrumental song is about the rabbit in the moon. Fact: the ancient Aztecs measured drunkenness in number of rabbits. Like, "Oh, cheg out Bill, he's 300 rabbits." "Dude, I was like 230 rabbits last week and I got kicked out of the Florida…

I was collecting 4th of July samples and recorded a jewel. By chance, I recorded my 4 year old girl, and you can hear her thought process...wondering how the fireworks were so high in the air - perhaps the fireworks were dropping from the sky…

A dive in the nightlife...

Because it's crucial not to forget to put sunscreen on!

Norm played the percussion first, which is a Bembe pattern; I couldnt help playing a melody and creating lyrics for this perc track. Thanks for the listen, Enjoy!

Played and Sung at the same Time..... Recorded On One Track.... Words made up on the spot.... Was in Two Minds as to if I should Post it.... I aint Preaching in this..... It is Just something which makes me, "me" that I want to…

My first album «ZigZag» (2010) : http://www.rhapsody.com/awe/zigzag http://itunes.apple.com/us/album/zigzag/id339433974 http://www.amazon.com/Zigzag/dp/B002X39FFI/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=dmusic&qid=1263239993&sr=1-9

HE'S RIGHT BEHIND YOU. We thought this instrumental was just dying to be in a horror flick. The producers went with DMX instead. Really? up in here?

A Song About Choices...... Peace Tharek and Geir This Path Tharek Mokbul and Geir Alfsen It Started with Nothing Now we walk this path A road to the Journey where we’ll know well last.... Treading Through Fire and Jumping From Planes…

So-named because it was a last minute addition to the album. I wish I could remember what effects I put on the accordion track to make it almost sound more like a synthesized sitar.

I'm proud to say this is one of the weirdest songs I've ever done. I got some more use out of the beer bottle here, this time hitting it with a pencil instead of blowing on it.

Possibly my personal favorite of everything I've written so far. I will admit that I can barely play guitar and this is the result of a lot of looping and editing.

As you can probably tell, I had a lot of fun with gratuitous panning and weird vocal effects on this album.

I'll admit I completely ripped off the rhythm of "Closer" by NIN here.

One of a few pieces composed on a battery operated toy keyboard that I nicknamed the Powersockey, due to the fact that the power socket was labeled that.

One of a few pieces composed on a battery operated toy keyboard that I nicknamed the Powersockey, due to the fact that the power socket was labeled that.

One of a few songs on the album where the percussion is a loop of myself hitting my computer desk with my hands. I think I got a nice hypnotic vibe going with this one.

One of a few pieces composed on a battery operated toy keyboard that I nicknamed the Powersockey, due to the fact that the power socket was labeled that.

The chorus is adapted from "O Death Rock Me Asleep", by Anne Boleyn, while imprisoned in the Tower of London, waiting for her execution. (Tolar & Savigear 2010)

our 2010 entry for the RPM Challenge. members included: Minibar Madness - sound effects & noise, Commoner - Amplifier worship, pedals, electrical guitar, The Chaos Council - MicroMoog , alto sax, effects, Tone the Destroyer - violin &…

based on the "clique" project first introduced in a long lost forum post on the RPM Challenge forums, the rules were to record a track that was in relation/response to the previous track before it. performers were: jazzsequence, Pugilistas, The…

the method was to record a percussive track (or not) at 110 bpm. it was not required that your track be percussive, but if it was, it needed to be 110 bpm. participants included jazzsequence, Pugilistas and project was orchestrated by The Chaos…

It's just a song about stalking a jane doe.

improv using NLog synth app.

A quick song about the Times paedophilia correspondent, Roger Boyes.

We all live on one planet, and on this planet we ARE the indigenous peoples. The rest is just intellectual self petting if you know what I mean. When I'm feeling frustrated with the human race, I return to the roots. I read once in a novel on…

I used to cross over railway tracks on my way to the ballfield in college, and though I never knew why, I was always tempted to just start following them.

minimal, haunting drone...with a flavour at the end...

light piano...drone...then i allowed the drums to take over the song...

This is me in 'funk story rant' mode. Guitars by Damien Taylor

Just a groovy instrumental. Dig it!

I'm not sure if this is a song about the pointlessness of war, or about me getting turned down for a job at a local radio station.... Possibly both. Guitar by Damien Taylor

Another in the iPod series. Apps used: Sound Pallete NLog synth Bebot

Housemate Tim (first verse, chorus) joined us for an attempt at a Bette Middler classic. AND THEN WE AUTOTUNED IT...

Housemate Tim (first verse, chorus) joined us for this attempt at a Bette Middler classic. This is not autotuned.

The Music tells the story. we all carry our true selves inside, and experience those who would tell us we are someone else. take this home, light a candle, dance widdershins, blow some smoke to the six directions.... and be free

Recorded in Hawaii, acoustic guitar and early morning trades through the trees. Keyboards and Bass track added by my brother Greg in Durango Colorado. Took Tess's (Sister Savages) advice and removed the percussion!

The cover I did off Uglifruit's 2010 RPM submission. The drums are a pair of hotrod sticks, that I made, hitting my keyboard table. The "kick drum is the stick hitting the pop screen while the mic was on. I still need to fade...

An Ominous And Extra Spacy Freak Out!

On a cold and lonely trip through hyperspace, our protagonist wonders whether he'll ever see the sunrise on Ganymede again. (All sounds produced acoustically!)

Written August 29, 2009 and Recorded March 22, 2010 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD, Capo III), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, Audacity...all fingers, no picks. I don't normally repeat myself, but when I sat down tonight…

Written and sung by Tangmo. Arranged and performed by Phil Close. Additional guitars by Karl Cutruff. Hey everybody, come out in the streets now Hey everybody, let's have a good time Bring along your cooler, there's good food to eat now…

I frequently go on training skates on a beach front trail. The parking lot is just off of a major highway bridge (the Burlington Skyway for those that know it). It's always an interesting sound there... I recently acquired got a little Pocketrax…