recorded on a mini disc with a stereo mic in a rehearsal studio in brighton uk

recorded on a mini disc with a stereo mic in a rehearsal studio in brighton uk

too many woman have been abused, mostly by people they know. This song is for them. Eyes and ears have been shut for to long now.

this was the 2nd piece of music again using live called next cos i didn't know what else to call it...

I wanted to do a sort of homage to cheesy 50's sci-fi movies. This is kind of an ambient/experimental dubby track that was a lot of fun to make.

That didn't stop her. Main vocals/bleeps by Shreya, keys and backing vocals by me. Actually, my baby daughter was in my arms while I was doing those vocals and she started crying. Even though I cropped that part, I didn't use any noise reduction…

Sitting in the Denver airport; watching people walk on by...

Album: Eastertown

Album: Eastertown

Album: Eastertown

Album: Eastertown

Album: Eastertown

Album: Eastertown

The first of 9 demos I recorded in Jan. 2009 for the upcoming Spooky Garcia album that Rob and I are recording for RPM '09.

Album: The You I Knew

Don't cry over spilt milk, it is nothing, there's more in the fridge. From December 2007.

Recorded for the 2009 RPM Challenge.

Recorded for the 2009 RPM Challenge.

Recorded for the 2009 RPM Challenge.

Recorded for the 2009 RPM Challenge

Work in progress! Inspired by all the awesome people I know in my cryptology class. I was writing an email and just... had to compose something. There's going to be gitz in this somewhere... but for now, only basic synths and an unfiltered…

i have sampled an artist called unicornicopia from new york for the first project. (Sound I)

First project for Sound 1 class at MICA

Album: Goodbye

Album: Goodbye

Album: Goodbye

A very minimalist song from our “In My Mind” album.

This work is dedicated to Andy Jaffe, jazz composer, pianist, arranger and teacher. I studied with Andy at Williams College from 1988 to 1992, and his approach to music-making and teaching has influenced everything all my work since. He once related…

an instrumental track. the voices/screaming/giggling in the back are Melissa Akkurt being tickled by Buddy Fick.

one of the songs i'm most content with on this album. written along with several in the bowling alley (aka basment) of my highschool dorm.

teen angst.

i didn't intentionally sound like i was dying. i just lost my voice around the time we had to record vocals...and it was a pretty high range for me...so i decided to belt it out. Peter Hochstedler did some background yelling towards the end…

simple song. i believe this was the original recording of it. originally a track off of the 21 grams album, "Identities". Peter Hochstedler played a beautiful lead guitar on it.

this song was later featured on T.M.T.F.'s album "For Tomorrow", it was a Kandern Billboard Top 5. first taste of fame. hehe.

"Pizza: The Rock Opera" is Beatnik Turtle's 10-minute opus chronicling one man's struggle to order pizza. From TheSongOfTheDay.com and their album, November available on CD Baby, "the iTunes" and other fine digital retailers.

Shhh....

Among the special guests are the corpse of Jeff LaSala (as animated by six thousand yellow jackets and a colony of Africanized honey bees) providing lead vocals and sundry items. His very doomed brother, John LaSala, also sings lead. Lyrics…

You would do well to tremble.

Among the special guests are Horkmeijer Springtail and his lovely choir of snow fleas providing backing vocals and the very doomed John LaSala on lyrics and lead vocals. Under shoes: issued dire adieux. Too few legs: the world's new filthy…

Among the special guests are Horkmeijer Springtail and his lovely choir of snow fleas providing backing vocals, the very doomed John LaSala on lead vocals, and the great King Bandit and his mommy, Kate providing additional vocals. The very doomed…

Created and performed at the whim of the tyrant Michael John Keegan

More testing. An improv demo for the Breaking Light project for the RPM Challenge.

ITS Just So Funny. wait till the middle, thats when it really takes off heh heh

This is actually the first song we produced, and the one that started the whole project. It's based around a sequence from the good old Korg Wavestation.

Another downtempo and minimalist track from our debut album, this one even has some percussion ;)