Title track from the album of the same name [eh ?]

This is a new song that was written and performed with my friend Tim de Graauw. One evening we sat down for about 2 hours, hashed out ideas, got the creative juices flowin, played some G tar aaand out of that came this song. This is just a rough…

...now I'm a vampire too.

Quite a progressive track that covers a fair bit of ground

1118s1 Sunday Morning Service

Reg made a new friend Norman he met him in town and brought him back to the cellar.................

Another bit of strangeness from the PROJECT X album. This utilizes part of an old public infomation broadcast about what to do in the event of a nuclear attack.

This ia a newish track, from the forthcoming album PROJECT X [Malice In Sunderland Records, 2011 sometime].

This solo studio dub jam was created and recorded in about 8 hours of play time one day. As usual, it starts with a simple drum machine track, then fretless bass, then keys, guitar, then a Balinese kecak drum and a tbilat drum and finally melodica…

Another minimalist synth exploration, instrumental draft at this stage only...vox and percussion to be added.

Here is the solo dance version. It's rockin' pretty hard. I'm hoping to take this into a band setting at some point and get some brass involved, but for now...

my my,,little thought can be such fun

another small musical thought

Have you ever woken up in the middle of the night with just the coolest tiny idea? perhaps a musical dream? these small pieces are just that,, tiny little musical notes that just seem to break into my normal musical day,, one take suff think…

Draft (in kitchen sink mode, still) of a track from "Figgle Your Winger" eta 2012... a sprawling tone-art-poem sometimes in 5/8 meter. Some synth parts created on iPhone with Synthpond.

Lyrics: I’ll stand above this cliff And offer up my soul Would there be an end to pain To jump in to this hole Could this be goodbye If there’s a light below me Will it set me free Could I fly today Is this my only option Close…

Lucy of the species Australopithecus looks into the distance of Awash Valley in what is now Ethiopia and feels the future of what can be. Performed in Charles Lucy's 0b5s tuning

A friend joined me on the lead acoustic guitar, but I can no longer remember his name. The lyrics are a little cringe-worthy here and there, but it's a fun tune to recall, and familiar to more people from those days than most others would be.

thetworegs - amazing vocals (is that really you Elvis, damn, what a vocal) Dave - Electric guitar, synth, bass, drums from Boss microBR. This was a labour of love. I have loved this song, and this version (Elvis) as long as I can remember…