I made this using mixcraft 5. its a trippy techno type music.

Just an acoustic instrumental I made

This is the sixth song on the album (otherwords too lazy to think of a name). Lyrically its just a stream of thoughts that came into my head at the time. It was based on a dream - at least the first verse.

Title is a lyric by The Mars Volta (The Whip Hand). Seemed succinct as an intro track leading to Foreboding.

This song doesn't need you... It would be best if you went and listened to Britney instead...

A really drastic revamp of an old song. Crank it up I say !!!

Inspired by Highway 75. North or south, it don't matter. Just take a drive outta the city.

30th Ave. One time jazz capitol of the Midwest. So of course we went bluesy.

The timeless haunt of immigrants and day labourers. Great food, great stinks, great parties!

May have to change the title of this one. Still not quite what The Tenth Street Bridge brings to mind. Close though.

One of our more 90esque melodic numbers...

With my buddy Tod's killer drum track! Miss all you guys, I can't keep up... Created on the Boss Micro BR. I'm a faker, a shaker A melody maker At the bottom of my bowl Is an oatmeal quaker A grampy, a bampy Make a killer shrimp scampi Got…

This is a song of regret - and perhaps acceptance.

Written for the awesome webcomic, The Path, and its fantastical anti-hero, Chance McGavin.

this is a song dedicated to my sons favorite angry bird- the big red bird- known in the angry birds community for his awesome destructive force- the words were taken more or less verbatim from answers given by my son when I asked him to describe…

lyrics by my 8 year old, who oddly enough doesn't really ride dirt bikes

one take open tuning noodle with a bunch of guitar lines thrown on top... a little on the long side and pretty rough but has some nice moments about 3/4 of the way through.. reminds me of sitting on our porch during the summer evening in the…

hid my phone in the room where my 3 year old was playing and caught some audio- in it at one point he exclaims "obey the man!"... the "man" he was referring to was actually batman but I thought it would make a really funny reggae line- even if…

this was a little audio scrap book of some of our youngest sons favorite knock knock jokes enhanced with some tastey harmonized guitar... a family favorite