This quartet was made with four instances of Cherry Audio Voltage Modular.

This trio was made with the U-he modular synths ACE, Bazile and Zebra2.

This duet uses generative patches from Arturia's Moog Modular emulation (Modular V) and ARP 2600 emulation (ARP2600V).

Down this road A night misspent With ill intent The devil came But I’m to blame The fire smoldered her faith grew colder Stabbed twice In the heart Her love bled Her soul torn apart From this day on…

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I know why you love The Starry Night I know why you weren't all right I know why you couldn't stay I know why you're here today I know why you couldn't see I know why, 'cuz you were me I know why you loved to paint in blue I know why…

Maybe I shouldn't tell you what I was thinking The first time I saw that sad smile in your eyes I couldn't look away, and I don't recall blinking It might've been better if we'd just said simple goodbyes I've been down this road before once…

Arctostyle Techno

More Banjo more Cow bell

Kevin recorded this one in two takes on his Cathead Lowebow #4, as featured on the larger group's RPM efforts a couple of years ago.

Kevin repurposed the same MIDI track from "At Least We Still Have Power" to make this one - change instruments and tempo, and gentle chamber music becomes a tense nightmare.

Kevin used a drum plugin and keyboard loops on this one.

Kevin threw this one together while getting familiar with Dan's DAW software. (Could easily be called "Loops and Fades" on an album with a different theme...)

Dan wrote this one, Kevin tightened up the MIDI parts, Dan added a guitar part, then Kevin exported the WAV file, changed the name, and added it to the album. (This one put Kevin in mind of the old Weather Channel local forecast from the early…

Kevin did this one. The "guitar" part was recorded on a keyboard at a Spice Rack Collective recording session, then Kevin added a bass part, used a drum plugin to generate the drum part, gave the thing a name, and added it to the album.