This track took a bit longer than expected to complete, however it's been one of our favorites in a while. It all started on night after leaving gig and we'd needed a little something to spice it up on the dance floor. Hence, we began something…

A beautiful song by our fellow Canadian Bruce Cockburn. Guitars by Dave Berry Vocals and Moog synth by Sandy Gritt

Probably the oddest recording I've ever made.

I had been listening to the new Massive Attack album for a few weeks, and I was initially trying to mimic some of the sounds I heard on there - especially from the songs "Splitting the Atom" and "Girl I Love You." But, then somehow the whole thing…

Love like a salt river washing away Love's like sunshine evaporate Love like floating candles blowing away Watch out for the way you'll compensate When I've seen all you have to give When I'm still hungry I need more than this Tell me how…

Dedicated to all musicians who get asked "what do expect to get from making music?"

Part 3 of Actor/Director Ron Weber's many flubs and outtakes during a voice recording session for a radio show about Broadway musicals. Collage made with a 360 Systems Short Cut editor.

Funny story about the ending: my MacBook froze up while recording but I decided to keep hitting keys, and when it recovered I had that sparkly sound. It's probably my favourite thing I've ever accidentally created.

Solo wurli piece from early 2020.

Still a work in progress

Hey, I just improvised again this night and wanted to share what came out. Usually I'm such a perfectionist and have to get every detail right, with the effect that I don't share a lot of stuff that I do. Here I recorded the first voice…

Frank Miller - words, vocals, keys, bass, drums Chris Vaisvil - guitars Once a Beautiful Planet hark the dark and blackened skies they were the culprits of their own demise they couldn't get along in this earth age the extinction of…

My friend Frank Miller did a drum improvisation track at my request - and I then improvised lyrics, vocal, and guitar with a bit of touch up. This was the first track we did together since 1979.

The exploded dust of old stars drift outward glowing blue, purple and red. Slowly gaining electrons and drifting ever outward from what was to what will be.

Nupitor, the planet of love. A Sluk & Xenos collaboration.