If this wasn't such a hot mess I'd be more ashamed of myself than I already am. Use me up before I expire Just read the label, the warning is dire I'm Long past my best-by timer Got a little bit of a rotten slimer USE ME UP Use…

Been a while, lots of ups and downs...Glad to be back!

4th song from my new album Modern Tradition Vol. 1. This is an instrumental composition. :)

by Low

Collaboration with my friend JJ Rea; he supplied the vocals, drums and guitar solo. I played the verse and bridge guitars, and the guitarrón bassline.

Recorded live during a church service probably in the early 2000s. CREDITS: Written by Project X and Tammy Borden Project X: Bass Scott Wilson: Lead guitar Tim Thompson: Acoustic guitar, backing vocal Craig LeMieux: Drums Tammy Borden…

"High Density" was a last minute addition to this album. Just messing around in my studio during the RPM Challenge and somehow this came out. My good friend and shredder, Stinky Pat, contributed the guitar leads and Cyclops Cow returns on vibraslap…

I believe I came up with the initial riff for this one in 2017 and it slowly developed over a year and a half. Since it was already almost completely written, it was included in the 2019 RPM project. The intro was recorded in Mount Horeb, WI at…

Quick and dirty cover version of the (in)famous (and questionably inappropriate) 1984 charity single, "Do They Know It's Christmas?" Recorded for the 2018 Holiday Challenge (I think). "Do They Know It's Christmas" written by Geldolf/Ure.

From our 2020 RPM album Written by Damian Lethbridge

As part of sound design for the Front Porch Players latest production “Let's Murder Marsha” I composed and recorded this theme song. It was recorded ‘in the box’ using MuseScore, iRealPro, and Reaper software. The show continues next weekend…

Desert Magic has become my most popular song. I wrote it in the 70s. This was recorded live at Star Hall in Moab Utah, I think 1994.

live at Resonator Institute in Norman, Ok.

Recorded around a campfire on the banks of the Fremont River in Utah, early 1980s