All music by Deluge Collective. http://delugecollective.bandcamp.com

please use this - all I ask is to hear the result

original by Fleet Foxes

original by Fleet Foxes

hahahahahahahahahah the return of the inimitable is inevitable

a strikingly LOUD piece

Tack on the soles of our two shoes, Walk until we can find the dam. And if the water is shallow enough, Maybe you wouldnt mind wading in. Waist deep, and it's getting cold, Still you refuse to go home. You're convinced that I want to stay…

This is a love song I wrote for a friend of mine. It was a risk to do it, because I wasn't sure how it was going to end up (badly, ultimately). The "guitar" is actually a homemade electric banjo using an aluminum pie pan as a resonator.

This is a song I wrote for the Nowhere Advent project (Christmas music). It's a little subversive maybe.

This is a super dark jazz tune I wrote when I was working as an expedite trucker in a cargo van. A lot of stuff had happened and, well... the song pretty much speaks for itself. I don't need to go into specifics- but it's a very intense "I was…

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All's well in Reg's world at the moment .......he woke this morning after meeting his new love last night down at the Dog & Bone it was Kareoke night....in she walked and Reg was hooked it only took one look........ Sweet Love (Lyrics) you…

Well that didn't last long Reg felt something wrong so he's moving on to pastures new..........it got Reg feeling Jazzy...... Time to go (Lyrics) Theres something in your smile that tells me its time for me to go when i ask if everything is ok…

Reg has got his Baton out........

This song was written from the perspective of people going through great suffering. This is the album version, recorded on hand-built instruments. The rhythm instrument is a electric banjo with an aluminum pie pan resonator... the lead is an electric…

A mashup with Roger Sundström Guitar, Soundscapes, Mix Eric Gross (Steelin Time) Paul H. Muller (The Year Begins) Lydia Busler-Blais (Cold Morning Improv) Steve Layton (Four Down B) Paul Mimlitsch (Abstraction on a Theme) Benjamin Smith (Ben…