"Gratitude by Fresh Caps" is a song that features positive emotions, hip hop elements, and a slick melodic instrumental. The track evokes feelings of thankfulness and appreciation in a modern and catchy way even when nothing exciting happens.

Another weird song from the 90's I found on a cassette tape. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Damian Lethbridge (1998)

Another Tom Waits cover from the Anniversary album. Dad loved it when we would play this live. We opened with it when we opened for Pathological Lovers at The Ship in 2009. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written…

An acoustic-synth version of "Horses" I recorded for the Anniversary album. Dad always loved the song but I wanted to make it less "heavy metal", hence this version. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 Written by Damian…

I wrote this circa 2001. We used to jam this one live a lot. It was fun to play. Marc would go nuts on the drums. This recorded version is from the 2002-2005 lost sessions. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written…

I found this song scrap on a cassette tape from 1997. I think listened to Radiohead's "OK Computer" and immediately ran up to my room and recorded this. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Damian Lethbridge…

A demo version of "Treehouse" from 2005. I different version of it appears on 2009's "Whistle & Sing" credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Damian Lethbridge (2005)

A Marc track from the lost 2002-2005 sessions. Some definite Doors meets STP influence here. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Marc Poirier (2005)

A Marc track from the lost 2002-2005 sessions. Some definite Doors meets STP influence here. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Marc Poirier (2005)

A Marc track from the 2002-2005 lost sessions. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Marc Poirier (2004)

I wrote these lyrics way back in the 90's in a hotel room in Corner Brook on a family vacation. I remember sitting on the corner of the hotel room bed watching the rain outside hit the window and this lyrics just came. I scribbled them in a notebook…

Another song from the 90's cassette tapes. Pretty rough but I can see where it was going. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Damian Lethbridge (1995)

An outtake from 2010's "End of Happy Endings". Marc recorded three different versions of the song and Danielle hated them all. I mixed all three versions together to create this forbidden, Franken-version of Marc's forgotten rock-opera. credits…

I wrote this song in 2013 for a project I did with Brent Kinder from Angie Fights Crime. I sent it to him and he did a great punk version of it which you can listen to at the link below. alonetone.com/angiefightscrime/playlists/xchange/x_sadsadworld…

In 2002 we rented a digital 8-track and recorded our first 5 song EP "Imaginary Friends". This is the last song from that EP. Chris Adams wrote the guitar riff. Marc and Danielle are singing a bunch of random lyrics from one of my many notebooks…

A Danielle song from the 90's cassette sessions back in La Scie. The mic input is turned up way too high, hence the fuzzy, distorted sound on everything. But it was the 90's. The decade defined but fuzz and distortion. One of my favorite songs…

Another track from the Anniversary album. Written by the late great Townes Van Zandt. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Townes Van Zandt (1969)

It's no secret we love Tom Waits. Our band is name is from one of his lyrics. So of course we've covered many of his song over the years. However this was our first. We used to cut in to a heavy version of this one half way through "Sleeping Giant…

Another song from the lost 2002-2005 sessions. I always felt the chorus was too heavy metal-ish, but people tell me they like it. Not sure why. I think I envisioned this as the theme song for some imaginary movie about a robot-cowboy. I watched…

A Marc song from the 2002-2005 lost sessions. "Won't you come and see my artificial garden and my lipstick trees"?. credits from Scraps (1994​-​2024), released July 11, 2024 written by Marc Poirier (2003)