From the RPM Challenge album "Take Us Into the Sky"

From the RPM Challenge album "Take Us Into the Sky"

From the RPM Challenge album "Take Us In to the Sky"

From the RPM Challenge album "Take Us Into the Sky"

Cover of the sinister Doors song. I'm reading a biography of Jim Morrison at the moment, not the first I've read either.

From the RPM Challenge album "Take Us Into the Sky"

Made under the moniker "Bigotry". Signifies 'Night'. Weird dark drone music. Fades into 'Day', coming up.

Signifies 'Day', second of the two part drone release under the moniker 'Bigotry'. Usually it goes Day->Night, but because of the dark nature overall, decided to put this track after. The intro provides some soothing, followed by the dusk…

This is the first tune I've recorded in many months. I didn't like it that much to start with. But after getting more creative with the bass line and sprucing up some of the guitar parts, it started to feel better. The vocals helped. This is…

The Second Coming (Slouching Towards Bethlehem) Turning and turning in the widening gyre The falcon cannot hear the falconer; Things fall apart; the centre cannot hold; Mere anarchy is loosed upon the world, The blood-dimmed tide is loosed, and…

Track 5 from 2012 RPM Challenge project "Ipseity". Full project at: http://otherhood.rpmchallenge.com/ Follow Otherhood at Facebook (http://www.facebook.com/otherhood) or Google+ (https://plus.google.com/104643347399050566607)

See if you can spot the Korn sample.

This was one of my earliest mods, back in '95 or '96, written in Scream Tracker 2, then remixed many years later (probably '99) with Impulse Tracker.

This used to have lyrics, but I'll be damned if I can remember them. Even if I did I wouldn't post them.

Isn't it?

It is. This was written during my stay as an exchange student in the U.S. from 1997-1998. Probably while on break in the school library. Yes, I had Impulse Tracker installed on a computer in the school library. I was a real charmer.

This one's built around an Offspring sample ("Not the One" from Smash). It was written in one night during my stay as an exchange student in the U.S. from 1997-1998 with my host brother sitting next to me, offering me bad advice.

I'm not sure I ever technically finished this one. I think I just gave up half way through.