one of my more experimental pieces...

Final remix project for my studio techniques class.

i remember the exact moment my tears fell... this song was written for my dad...it sums up the loss i feel...i dealt with my emotions in the only way i know how...

This is fresh out of the oven and not perfectly shaped but I wanted to share it straight away.

I hope the emotional content will outweigh the technical deficiencies... this is the sound of me singing with a broken heart and a killer sinus infection. I guess this one is 8 or 9 years old by now; another one from the trunk-full of songs that…

The first track from 2009's "Where I May Have Been." More uploads from this album to come!

This track is an edit of an improv I did during one of those many TMY demo sessions.... We listened back, had a laugh & I never played it again! - Michael

swiggitty. one of these instruments is over 300 years old. gong bowl.

starts with a loud roar. otherwise instrumental

if i can just hold it together a little longer..just long enough to get that promotion..then all that money..ill be fine...

in which our heroes make a song which sounds uber cool

minimal, haunting drone...with a flavour at the end...

light piano...drone...then i allowed the drums to take over the song...

a haunting drone written for a special someone...

Another two doodads stuck together. apps: Bebot Soundpond

Free Jazz!! This is my answer to anyone who wanted to play death metal just to annoy their parents. Try this one at top volume you rebels!! (this appears on all the printed cd's as the special hidden track, 42 seconds after 'Remember This' finishes…

I've had this song kicking around for ages. I wrote it for a songwriting competition in 2001 and never managed to get a decent recording of it till now. Due to it's subject matter I couldn't just let it go, you'll see why. The vocals were done…

A song about the need to take a break, look at life objectively, and correct only where nescessary. Sung by Petrina Mclachlan

This is me in 'funk story rant' mode. Guitars by Damien Taylor