A prog-rock style tale of a deep-space rescue mission and amnesia, that sorta thing.

Synthesizer, guitar, and space echo (Boss RE-20) combine to create controlled noise and keep it musical (that was the goal anyway).

Written and Recorded: Feb 14, 2010 Details: Epiphone Les Paul (DADGAD - capo III), Seymour Duncan Pickups, POD XT, Boss RC-20 Looper, EBow, Audacity...all fingers, no picks. I'm a little under whelmed with my lack of melodic development…

A love song of sorts, a" winter is finally over" song, and a song about traveling into the wild country.

laying on the beach looking up to the stars.

That's the way it goes some days. I'm very very sorry.

Freeform guitar piece.

A Prog-rock style song inspired from a series of vivid dreams that left a lingering impression with me.

A love song for my wife.

I wanted to play more directly with noise of various kinds so this piece focuses less on techniques and fancy plugins and more on selection & arrangement of sounds. I spent many hours going through Reaktor ensembles I've downloaded searching…

Acoustic guitar and electric guitar tell the story of a good old-fashioned snow storm.

You go down to the docks, the sun just starting to come up. Its time to greet the day.

This is a far from finished version of a new song. I have lyrics for it, but haven't recorded any vocals yet. I'll repost it when it's a little more completed. For now though, I'm anxious to post it even as it is. Hope you can dig on it. -Rain

A blues-rock song about going up to the big city (Toronto) for work, but feeling terribly homesick for what was left behind.

This track is inspired by the movie "Seven Pounds". Gear used: Alesis Micron, Dr202, Mic

A folk-rocker howling into the wind.

Something is coming... Gear used: Alesis Micron, E-mu XL-1

When i was young i had a Lamborghini Countach poster. I never drove one but this is probably how it feels like. For those who don't get it: old is cool = old's cool != oldschool

I was mad and drunk so...yeah Gear used: Alesis Micron, Logic Drums

Sometimes it's better to keep your mouth shut. Gear used: pure Alesis Micron into Audacity, no post-processing