This is a tune I picked up from alonetone a while back. Johnny did a piano version of "I'd Love to Change the World", and Michael Thomas from Cave Street added the outstanding vocals. When Michael told me he was doing the vox on it, I wanted…

Witnessing a stellar collapse, and then playing a melancholy tune for it on a Novachord...

The only thing notable about this cover of George Harrison's The Art of Dying is that it is one take (of *many* blown attempts) with the only edit being adding a bit of choir at the end using the midi data from the Roland GR-20. And no I didn…

a season in hell by rimbaud,set to music by wordless poem,composed on the roland MC 505 groovebox.

morning madness

This is a one hour piece I did after having poisoned myself with MSG.

Guitar instrumental, I had two licks in mind when I started recording and the rest happened along the way.

mixing it up in my DAW Bar

Inspired by kirklynch's Jimi Jam, I'm just messing around with the Foxy Lady riff.

working title was "violence is optional". then the sea came to me and something changed - for now. ")

This song was written during the winter of 2006 in the Chicago area. I had fallen hopelessly in love. There was a train to catch and a flight halfway around the world involved. Veejay Andres - melodica, vocals JV Andres - guitar, vocals…

late n simple

this one almost didn't make it. jess turned in heroic gtr+vox through a sore throat.

titus passes by his old home, decides not to go back.

(um, what the title says)

titus and gertrude throughout Gormenghast

in our vision of this world these guys live out in the foothills and are threatened not by floodwater, as in Gormenghast, but by landslides, as in The Control of Nature (John McPhee).

this is titus alone and the brown dog affair. that, combined with the slowness, makes for a long-ass song.