motherfucker

a song that I did on my own have to drive a lot for my work, wrote a lot of songs about driving and this is one of them KC Driving down that highway Steppin' on the gas Blowin' down the freeway Honey, it's a gazz Got my eyes wide open…

SWEET AND FREE - Version B Lyrics: Mohamed Ibrahim Vocals, Vocal Melody: Kim Noble Guitars: Frank Zax Bass: Andy Gupta Drums: Robert Cudmore Original Music & Production: Steffen Offermann

Easing my way back into music production. This is a work in progress, but I have so many ideas floating I don't know how long it will take to make progress. I do like the way this turned out so far. Enjoy.

feel free to dance to this

Many of us have dilusions, illusions, not quite sure what is really, and what is imaginary.

A song about love and loss created with my pal Patrick Poulou, also known as Lafayette

by the UK Subs

once more thru the old triple recto. about a 96 model i think

An edit from the live recording last night. The louder bits were too distorted so edited those out.

using my triple recto for guitar.i usually use my mini recto into a 2-12 recto cab and some shitty mic i found in the dumpster behind a church

Playing with Roto-toms. Recorded for Sound-In, Aug. 23-25, 2018

Playing with Roto-toms. Recorded for Sound-In, Aug. 23-25, 2018

Two metal industrial barrel lids, banged with knees. Recorded for Sound-In, Aug. 23-25, 2018

Playing with Roto-toms. Recorded for Sound-In, Aug. 23-25, 2018

Playing with Roto-toms. Recorded for Sound-In, Aug. 23-25, 2018

My Acoustic Guitar and Vocals Original ~ with overtones / natural harmonics - (i.e. "Tapping") - I also recorded a second vocal harmony track . . . synchronized to my main / first vocal track .

Just a prototype. I wouldn't even call it a finished song. I was experimenting with creating a composition with thirds and sevenths that roam about between minor and major, exploring all the microtonal weirdness that exists in between.