A song about vanity and how it can drive one to a false sense of supremacy and righteousness … and how the simplicity of the forces of nature can challenge this predicament … I've been messing with the scale and tempo of this tune for the past…

About making love to your cell phone. Audio is a little strong in the mix. But Hay. I made this song in 2 hours.

About getting a Fish Fry.

Got more and more interested in shoegaze/uplifting indie/electronic music e.g. M83 or //orangenoise, so I tried to compose a bit. Really pleased with the result :D

I've always loved Trip-hop, it feels so... self-centered, like an idea that has been self-conspired and wrapped in unhackable personal meanings. And the amazing atmospheres. So why not a conspiring trip-hop song?! Kennedy's speech was suggested…

Inspired by Jesu. I find them a bit monotonous occasionally, but I have to admit their sound is something amazing. Heavy distorted guitars actually making music that is not overly dramatic, coupled with right synths?! So I felt like recreating…

A Barren electric guitar that sounds as if it has been going through a broken amp. And complimenting synths and percussion. In retrospect, it sounds a bit similar to Trent Reznor's work, but I have always been a fan of his music so no surprise.

Ghani Khan was an amazing poet and I'm always awed by his descriptions and sincerity. And I don't even speak his language! Please read his poetry at http://www.pashtoonkhwa.com/files/books/ghanikhan_poetry.pdf (it has translations) if you like…

Stoner music <3 or psychedelic, or whatever. I just love simple clean as can be allowed electric guitar noodling. Down tune guitars, and just pour your heart out on the harmonic minors. This was done after hours of colour haze on repeat. zone&hellip;

+10 if you got the pointer from the title. If you didn't, it's referring to Isis' In The Absence of Truth. I wanted to make something heavy, but when it was finished I was pretty distraught at how much 'inspiration' this track had from one of&hellip;

Boards of Canada. Tycho. How much can I mimic their sound and not get called out? That was my worry here (again). In the end, it is not that much of a imitation ^_^ the synths played out way more aggressively, reminded me of those hard electro&hellip;

A mashup with Roger Sundström Fender Stratocaster, Soundscaping Steve Layton (Organic 1) Steve Moyes (Market day) for ImprovFriday 2012-02-18

My hands are trembling. It’s about to begin. Slow and predictable, the waves vibrate the ground. The entry is innocuous enough, like a distant bass rumble of a party 3 blocks away, but it seeps inside. And thus begins the delight. Wait, why&hellip;