digging into the tombs of carnal sounds we found this in the list. from sept. 10, 2008.. there is a video as well but the cross reference was lost in a mix of six different videos.

mixed as well on sept 10 2008 but even still totally different then. no video yet I think? working on here. http://i693.photobucket.com/albums/vv295/h92o/btttr/oftwo017.jpg

spectro-minimalist remix/re-comp of Paul Muller's post-minimalist Light Rain.

Alternate name: The Post-Mortem Pitchman We live in an age nowadays where a celebrity can endorse a product or service long after they meet with the proverbial reaper. Has anybody bothered to ask the dead guy if he wants to endorse half…

It's us playing with words and instruments doing some magic! No skills, some drugs here. My cousin is playing the guitar again and claps logarithmically into my ramblings. ")

not snoop dog, the other kind

I did this some time ago but it is still relevant I think, to the stuff I try "not" to mimic much. anyway 'you' will probably like it cause there is beat and there is little experimentation sorta..

more of this laying the ground work for something new maybe. it gets bouncy at the end of the song sorta. Symbolic Artifical Intelegence Design = S.A.I.D.

SMS, AWK, sox, delays.

squidishly delicious

always love me some organ sounds

This song was inspired by Mikhail Lermontov's 1840 poem 'From Goethe': The mountain heights Sleep in the darkness of night The quiet valleys Are filled with a dewy haze. The road has no dust, The leaves do not shake… Wait awhile And you will…

A slice of life kind of song about just getting by.

Baroque meets disco on this joyful praise of love and life, structured into classical symmetric rondo form.

I bought ABL2 recently, because I *love* that 303 sound and it was cheaper than trying to figure out how to build my own xoxbox. I had plans to do more with this track. Then I realised I was getting too deep into tweaking instead of releasing…

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Jazz manouche.

Jazz Manouche

excerpt from a cubase project that i did back in august 2006 I remember these projects taking forever to render, on the dual processor set up I had/still have but never use anymore.