This song is about how we're always faced with discrimination on a daily basis but say nothing for fear of alienation.

Well spoken discussion on the church spoken at Aqua Books, Winnipeg.

The sound of strings get a beat in!

This is a Groovy soca track done with Reggae sensation Baja and Miami's Soca diva Thick Sauce...

remastered; from Skiks: 72 Miniatures

So, I was just funnin' around. Mostly from the ambient menus, plus, I added some Zippo slide guitar with lots of FX. Then I added the internet porn queen wav file. Lyrics: Aaah Oooooo!!!

A George Harrison song that sits quietly at the end of side three on the "White" Album.

this song was written as part as a collaboration with robinmarie on the 50/90 site. i don't have time to explain what that is -- there is someone watching me and they are in space. where there is no oxygen or even anything else. it's really creepy…

a little mantra (perhaps ultimately an outro to a longer song) one-take vox + improv'd cheesy DX7 sounds, both looped and set against field recording.

the taker of names. i enjoy etymology as much as the next lunatic. the album denominator is a concept album based on dual accompaniment. here we have an accoustic guitar accompanied by a bassline. The guitar veers in and out of recognizable…

one who counts. we all count, dont we? This is an accoustic guitar, accompanied by a speedy whisper sample. the tune relies heavily on non fretted harmonic tones, and the tempo varies greatly.

one who is above, below, on or around. This song is Weird metronome, in concert with audacity VST plugins to make a kick ass E-dancer

one who lives for the last word. an accoustic guitar accompanied by a turbine whistle. Nuff said

one who consumes the land and homes and lives of the nigerians. This is a slide guitar song, so , a bottle, accompanied by a guitar.

a tome of truly abstract laws. This song plays out like a chase scene. The instrument are weird metronome and audacity. flogging your electronic mind.

this album is based on dual accompaniment, more or less, here we have a medeival bards guitar accompanied by a whooshing drunken beatbox

a leaflet about hacking rhythm. Again the weird metronome forged with audacity creates a thoughtful but ass shaking tune

one who is inquisitive. i call this one the riddler because the first few bars are actually me tuning the instrument. asking the string what it should sound like. And secondly because of the over zealous plectrum Reconnaissance officer.