this is based on the soundtrack of a film called september clues very interesting dunno if its true but fun all the same for conspiracy nuts....

This is the end of the journey. It's time to maybe think and reflect about some of the things we heard and then forget we ever heard them.

There are too many amazing quotes from this film to not sample them SOMEWHERE in my album. Time after time, the 'yo-yo master' line got me laughing, so I thought I'd pay homage to it.

One of my darker tracks. This tracks epitomises how RPM felt for me; A progressive struggle where I just got my head down and got stuck in with the thing. In a phrase, this track says to me "Just fucking get on with it."

I'm going to get all pretentious again and say this one is about the concerning strain of what I might call "religious modernist traditionalism" espoused by technological singularity fanatics (Ray Kurzweil) and authors like Neil Stephenson.

This song was recorded illegally. Please don't rat us out.

Started recording this with no idea what to do with the sound. Wound up with three different vocal takes to choose from, didn't like any of them, used all of them.

*Ambient with vocals* Forget everything Drift in the white noise ocean The sun is rising Let go of yourself See the beautiful blankness It’s Monday morning This won’t hurt a bit Breathe in a clean new program It’s time to wake up

Sundays have always been a disappointment for me. If you've never spent the entire day just moving about, drinking beer, enjoying the weather and putting off the upcoming week, you should. Maybe not every week.

Corporate boardroom buzzwords are meaningless and worse than useless.

A song about someone I know, or at least used to, who is almost as much a mess as the metaphors I threw at this effort.

instrumental. no relation to westley and buttercup, just the title that stuck.

neglected children are coming back home to roost kind of goes with 'fret.'

it is a short experiment in automatic music creation. a choice is made to use a major pentatonic scale. this happy creature is born. he is young, and small. however he has big feet. it is comical music? it makes you smile? it is bigger version…

Brett Picknell - Bass, Drum Programming, Arranging George Brown - Guitar, Lyrics&Melodies

Jim Tyrrell - Keyboards, Writing, Arranging Brett Picknell - Bass, Drum Programming, Arranging George Brown - Guitar, Lyrics&Melodies

Brett Picknell - Music George Brown - Lyrics & Vocals

Electronic dance, trance, techno