A soft ambient piece with an accelerating ending, just like someone awaking from their slumber.

A song about Catherine The Great from Russia, written for a class assignment on famous women. Very classical, ballad-like piece.

Me and my friend (the guitarist) covered the ending theme of the Mass Effect 3 game. More of a rough try-out, this one.

While still having a vocal remaster pending, this fast-paced electronic piece combines most of my style and skills. All instruments apart from drums were recorded by me.

"On Green Dolphin Street" (originally entitled "Green Dolphin Street") is a 1947 popular song composed by Bronislau Kaper with lyrics by Ned Washington. The song, composed for the film Green Dolphin Street (which was based on a 1944 novel of the…

My first Beatlesfest II entry at Songcrafters featuring henwrench on main vocal, and little ole me on second vocal & everything else. Thanks for listening, cuthbert

4 pianos

This is very thrashy. Listeners discretion is advised .

CPFD Announcement of Lee Gaither Retirement

An improvisation following a conversation about whales and dolphins. Which are not whales.

I've posted this "Naked" version because Mrs Russe wanted me to... :-) It wasn't "finished" in my mind - there was a certain amount of "orchestration" to come. But I ended up liking the starkness of this version. The original intention…

in a far unknown future there are people who record key events in the development of crossing dimensions. This is a short excerpt from their findings on the relationship between speed, forward into reverse and reversal into forward. More information…

Back the car, down the boulevard Right up on the beach And when the sea, comes crashing in You, won't hear a thing There's dreams, painted above the waves And their caps at your feet With light-house on point, fisherman beyond Blue and…

From the album GET A ROOM

Basically an unrecognizable remix of the title track from Where I Was Yet Not Never - I experimented with slowing those tracks down, or else distorting or reversing them and ended up with the hellish collection of drones you see here.

One of a few tracks that I had previously put up here but didn't give a proper home yet. I'm really proud of the metallic, water-drip-like sounds that start this off - I got that sound by tapping on an empty beer bottle with a pen, then adding…

A little bit more calm than the surrounding material, but I thought it was a good way to close things out.

Another track I recorded much earlier in the year. When I mentioned doing a noise side project, someone suggested I use some sort of onomatopoeia for a name, and I came up with Kzzzrrrk.